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Features in this build
Pages use semantic landmarks, one primary heading, ordered subheadings, a skip link, visible keyboard focus, descriptive link text, and controls with accessible names. Touch targets are designed to be at least 44 by 44 CSS pixels. Topic and mobile navigation can be operated by keyboard, and the visible order follows the document order.
Charts do not rely on color alone. Educational displays include visible labels, prose summaries, and tables where values matter. Tables scroll inside their own labeled containers on narrow screens. Local images have meaningful alt text when they add information and empty alt text when they are purely decorative.
Motion and reflow
Introductory annotations and scroll reveals complete once and do not control essential content. The site honors the reduced-motion preference by removing nonessential transitions and animation. Layouts are designed for 320, 375, 390, 768, 1024, and 1440 pixel viewports without page-level horizontal scrolling.
Feedback and limitations
Structural checks help identify missing headings, links, labels, and other markup issues, but do not establish compatibility with every browser or assistive technology. We have not obtained an independent accessibility certification. If a page is difficult to use, please tell us so we can investigate.
Email [email protected] with “Accessibility” in the subject, call +1 (470) 642-2333, or use the mailing address on our Contact page. Describe the URL, the barrier, the device or assistive technology if relevant, and a preferred way to respond. Do not include medical information. Requests are handled by ALL METAL DESIGNS, LLC.