Accessibility

Current design, checks, and known gaps

Use this site with a keyboard, screen reader, or zoom.

Forge Core builds the marketing site toward WCAG 2.2 AA. Pages use semantic HTML, visible focus, labeled forms, measured color contrast, responsive layouts, reduced-motion support, and content that remains available without client-side scripts.

The site has internal automated and manual checks. An outside accessibility review and conformance report have not been completed.

01

Built into the site

Structure and interaction choices

  • No script runs on this site except the few hundred bytes that remember whether you chose dark. Nothing here needs JavaScript to work.
  • Every action is a link, button, or form control. The phone navigation uses the browser's built-in popover behavior and needs no extra script.
  • Both color schemes use measured contrast values and visible keyboard focus.
  • Layouts reflow for narrow screens. Dense reference tables become labeled rows instead of horizontal scrollers.
  • Status is always a glyph and a word. Color is never the only thing telling you the state of something.

02

More testing needed

Independent and assistive-technology review

  • An independent screen-reader review has not been completed.
  • The full keyboard path needs a documented review after each major route or navigation change.
  • Plain-language checks support editing, but they do not prove that every reader understands the content.
  • There is no Accessibility Conformance Report yet.
  • Responsive table reading order needs testing across multiple screen readers and browsers.

If a page doesn't work for you

Write to info@forgecore.ai with the page, the task, what happened, and the browser or assistive technology you used. You may also use the contact form.

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