A site that welcomes people

Accessibility is part
of the work.

We are building the site with semantic HTML, keyboard access, readable contrast, responsive layouts, and clear focus states. We will keep improving it as the content and design evolve.

What we are checking

Useful basics,
kept visible.

  • Keyboard navigation and a visible focus indicator
  • Semantic landmarks, headings, labels, and link text
  • Readable color contrast and content at larger text sizes
  • Responsive pages without hidden essential information
  • Reduced motion support where animation is introduced

Tell us what you encounter

Accessibility is not finished by a checklist. If a page, interaction, or document is difficult to use, please tell us what happened and what device or assistive technology you were using if you know it. We will use the report to improve the site.

This page is a preview notice and does not claim a formal conformance certification.

Report an accessibility issue

Next step

Good software should be usable software.

Tell us where releases are slipping. We’ll map out how an embedded team would help, in writing, before you commit to anything.

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Field notes on QA and shipping

Occasional, practical notes for engineering leaders. No spam.