LAST REVIEWED 2026-08-02
Accessibility
Accessibility is treated as an engineering requirement across structure, interaction, content, and visual design—not as a launch-day badge.
What this site implements
The current build includes semantic landmarks, skip navigation, keyboard-operable controls, visible focus, reduced-motion handling, forced-colors support, labeled forms, actionable error summaries, touch-target sizing, responsive reflow, and critical content that remains available without client JavaScript.
How it is verified
Automated accessibility suites run across desktop and mobile routes, alongside color-contrast checks, functional browser journeys, responsive visual comparison, and source-level content rules. Automated results are evidence, not a substitute for manual keyboard, zoom, screen-reader, and device review.
Target and limits
SITEBORNE targets WCAG 2.2 Level AA. That target is not a certification claim, and content or integrations added after handoff require the same review discipline to preserve conformance.