Accessibility information

Navigation and reading

The skip link moves focus to the main content. Navigation, expandable sections and interactive controls can be used with a keyboard. Escape closes the mobile menu and returns focus to its trigger. Text and controls remain HTML rather than being embedded in an image.

The interactive quality event

Four story steps explain the same fictional event, with an additional option to explore all eight stages. Each step has a text explanation, source references and an explicit human-decision boundary. The simple view preserves that information without a moving camera.

Reduced-motion preferences select the simple view. If the 3D renderer cannot start, the text and controls remain available. The page does not lock normal scrolling or require dragging to access the story. Without JavaScript, the example can be read in expandable text sections.

Forms and self-assessment

Form fields have visible labels and linked error messages. Errors preserve the entered text. Controls remain disabled until their JavaScript handlers are ready; without JavaScript, the workflow request cannot be submitted. The local assessment has no native submission mechanism.

The assessment distinguishes unanswered questions from Not yet answers. Results can be printed using the browser. Completion and workflow-linkage scores describe the answers given, not a compliance or accessibility certification.

Media and limitations

Product video playback includes controls and a still-image alternative. Important information does not depend on playback. This statement describes implemented options, not audited conformance with an accessibility standard. A monitored feedback contact and assistive-technology review are required before the public statement is approved.