Last updated July 28, 2026
This site should work whether you navigate by mouse, keyboard, or screen reader — and without motion if you've asked your device for less of it. Here's where that stands.
Our commitment
We treat accessibility as part of the build, not a finish applied at the end. The guidelines we work toward are the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. The practical test is simpler: everyone should be able to use the site with whatever they browse with.
What's in place
Built into the site today:
- A skip link on every page, first in the tab order, that takes keyboard users straight to the content
- Full keyboard operability, including the navigation menus and the project photo viewer
- Reduced-motion support: when your device asks for less motion, animations, smooth scrolling, and page transitions are cut down or switched off
- Semantic structure for screen readers to navigate by: landmarks, one main region per page, headings in order
- Visible focus states on interactive elements
- A light and a dark theme, switchable from the header
Known limits
Some of the photography currently on the site is placeholder stock and carries short alt descriptions rather than fuller captions; that improves as real project photography lands. We also haven't yet commissioned a formal third-party audit. This page changes as both do.
Feedback
If part of this site doesn't work with your keyboard, screen reader, or other assistive tech, tell us through the email on our contact page. That kind of report gets fixed, not filed.