Accessibility

The 18th Question

This site is one page with one form. It is built to work without a mouse, without a trackpad, and without sight.

What is in place

• Every field has a label a screen reader announces, including the ones drawn only as placeholder text.
• The whole page can be used from the keyboard, and whatever has focus shows it.
• The answer to the form is announced, not only shown.
• Text resizes with the browser rather than being pinned in place.
• Nothing moves, flashes, or plays on its own.

Where it falls short

The page is set in light type on black, and small capitals with wide letter-spacing. That is a deliberate look, and it is harder to read than plain text — particularly the smallest lines at the foot of the page. If any of it is hard to read, say so and it will be changed; that is a better outcome than a design nobody mentions.

Telling us

If something here keeps you out, write to the practice and describe what happened. An accessibility problem is a fault like any other and is fixed like one.

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