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ACCESSIBILITY

Designed to remain understandable and operable

Review the website’s language, keyboard, motion, readability and assistive-technology commitments.

Language and script

The website architecture supports English and one primary-script route for each of the 21 scheduled languages currently enabled for publishing. Every published locale must declare its language and direction and pass native-language review.

Interaction

Navigation, language selection, forms and dialogs must work with a keyboard, expose clear names and states, and preserve focus when content opens or closes.

Motion and display

Decorative motion must stop when reduced motion is requested. Content must remain usable under zoom, large text, narrow screens, high contrast and long translated labels.

Known pre-release boundary

A production accessibility contact and completed assistive-technology audit are release requirements. They are not fabricated while those operational destinations remain unapproved.