Accessibility Statement

I. Commitment to Accessibility

This website is designed with the intent to be universally accessible to all users, regardless of physical ability, cognitive state, technological limitations, or network restrictions. We believe access to public information should not depend on expensive devices, high-speed internet, proprietary platforms, or modern software.

To that end, this site is constructed using minimalist, standards-compliant HTML and CSS only. There are no scripts, no animations, no interactive controls, and no third-party integrations that may impair usability, compatibility, or screen reader functionality.

II. Accessibility Features

Key design decisions made in support of accessibility include:

• No JavaScript: All content is fully accessible without requiring script execution. This minimizes barriers for users using assistive technologies, text-only browsers, or secure environments.
• High contrast and simple layout: The website avoids complex visuals, animations, or color dependencies that might limit readability.
• Fully keyboard-navigable: All content is reachable via keyboard without the need for mouse interaction.
• No CAPTCHA, forms, or dynamic elements: The site does not use CAPTCHA, popups, forms, or overlays that could impede access.
• Works with screen readers: Semantic HTML markup has been used to ensure proper heading hierarchy and document structure, making it compatible with most modern screen readers.
• Responsive design: The site renders cleanly on desktops, tablets, and mobile devices without zooming, scrolling traps, or hidden content.

III. Known Limitations

As a static site hosted via GitHub Pages, we are limited in our ability to implement dynamic accessibility plugins or advanced accessibility APIs. However, the simplicity of the site itself reduces the need for such tools.

No user interaction is required to access the full body of content. The design is intentional, static, and minimal to remove friction and risk across the widest possible audience.

IV. Third-Party Content

This site contains only internally generated content. No third-party embedded media, ads, or frameworks are used, eliminating many common accessibility violations found in modern web development.

If this site links to external domains, we cannot guarantee the accessibility of those external resources. We advise discretion and encourage use of browser-based accessibility tools if needed.

V. Feedback and Support

We welcome constructive suggestions regarding accessibility improvements. If you encounter a barrier or difficulty accessing any portion of the site, you may contact the maintainer directly through any public means listed (if any). While we cannot guarantee personal support, your feedback is valued and informs future revisions.

VI. Declaration of Intent

We affirm that accessibility is not a legal obligation alone — it is a moral imperative. No person should be excluded from public knowledge due to economic, technological, sensory, or neurological factors.

This site is designed to respect your autonomy, your attention, and your device. We aim to set a precedent for quiet, transparent, accessible digital publishing.

Everyone deserves access. No exceptions. No excuses.