Implemented support
- Keyboard navigation and a native modal mobile menu with Escape dismissal and focus return.
- One clear H1, logical section headings, breadcrumbs, and descriptive link text.
- System fonts, fluid sizing, browser zoom, and layouts that reflow at small widths.
- Reduced-motion support without essential animated content.
- Tables in labeled scroll regions and vertical diagrams on narrow screens.
- No essential hover-only controls; local search and glossary controls have labels.
Diagrams, tables, and terminology
Evidence flows are ordered text lists with visible relationships, so their content remains accessible without a visual rendering. Dense tables use normal text sizes and keyboard-focusable scroll regions. The Artifact Report demonstration stacks field names and values on phones. Glossary entries remain in the HTML when JavaScript is unavailable.
Assessment limits
The build report records checks actually executed, including the viewport matrix and automated accessibility results. These checks do not replace screen-reader testing, cognitive accessibility review, or evaluation in every browser. This page states a target and implemented measures, not a certification.
Report an accessibility barrier
Send the canonical URL, browser and device, assistive technology if relevant, attempted action, and observed barrier to contact@syntheticforensics.org. Avoid unnecessary personal information. A correction can be tracked through the corrections process.
Sources & further reading
Source verification checks the official publication and its scope. It is separate from independent technical review of this reference page.
- Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.2
Accessibility success criteria. Automated checks cover only part of a conformance assessment.
Canonical reference: https://syntheticforensics.org/accessibility/
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