Verification and site information · Harrison, New York
Using the roof atelier accessibly
Understand accessible features and pending testing.
The static site uses semantic headings, descriptive links, keyboard focus, a skip link, readable contrast, and a layout that reflows on narrow screens.
Planning factors
Five decisions worth documenting
Use the headings as a proposal check. The actions beneath them are specific to this project decision.
Keyboard route
Tab reaches navigation, planning links, official sources, and telephone links. The first focusable control skips repeated navigation and moves to main content.
Text and zoom
The page remains a single reading sequence at narrow widths. Browser zoom does not require a separate desktop-only control or hidden content panel.
Illustration role
The abstract roof image is decorative. Material names and project decisions appear as text, so color and texture are not the only way to understand the choices.
Motion preference
The build does not require animation to expose content. Reduced-motion settings remove smooth scrolling and leave the complete swatch and ribbon layout available.
Review limitation
Automated markup validation is not a conformance audit. A real human using relevant keyboard, browser, and assistive-technology combinations still needs to review the release candidate.
Page notes
Keep these points together
- Keyboard route
- Text and zoom
- Illustration role
- Motion preference
- Review limitation
Before authorizing work
Does this page certify accessibility compliance?
No. It describes intended features and a remaining review need. A real person must test relevant browsers, zoom, keyboard operation, narrow screens, and assistive technology.