Keyboard, type, and motion

WCAG 2.1 level AA is what these pages are built toward. Type is sized for reading and the contrast is meant for reading. Zoom works. Keyboard users meet the skip link before anything else. Headings stay in a single sequence. Labels sit on every field. Pictures have alt text. JavaScript can be off and the words remain. When the device asks for reduced motion, the reel stops snapping. No clip starts alone. Nothing flashes.

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Phone menu and focus

The phone menu is one row that says Menu. Open it and the links stack, one each row. A keyboard can open it. A finger can open it. A script is not required. Focus shows as a visible ring. If something covers the chat chip, say so and the layout moves. The chip can be ignored. Forms and the phone still work.

Type is at least 18 pixels. The ground is white and the ink is dark. A picture whose words fail against the photo is a fault to report, and the picture is rebuilt. The skip link jumps to the main content. Legal pages keep every word. A control that hides words also has a label. Reduced motion is honored. Nothing autoplays.

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