Accessibility

What the pages include

• A skip link at the start of each page moves keyboard focus to the main content.
• The header, navigation, main area, and footer use those HTML regions. Guides are articles with one heading level sequence.
• The menu can be used with a keyboard. Escape closes the mobile navigation and the Tools menu. Focus is not trapped inside them.
• Buttons and fields have visible labels. Search, protocol choices, and checklist items are labeled. The copy action reports its result in a status message.
• Focus is drawn with a visible outline.
• Text and the layout reflow on narrow screens. Tables that compare protocols can be scrolled sideways when they are wider than the viewport.
• The comparison, the error list, and the guides remain readable if JavaScript does not run. The connection summary generator needs JavaScript and says so. Its reference table does not.
• Animations are not required. If the system asks for reduced motion, smooth scrolling is turned off.
• Color is not the only way a selected protocol row or a pressed filter is indicated. Selected controls also change weight or text.

Known limits

The protocol comparison is a wide table. Screen magnification and a phone will require horizontal scrolling. The error finder, after JavaScript runs, shows one problem at a time so the page is easier to scan. Without JavaScript, every problem is expanded. Neither behavior has been certified by an outside auditor.

Winsaip does not claim WCAG conformance, a VPAT, or any other formal accessibility certification. Those documents have not been produced.

Reporting a barrier

If a page blocks you, write to [email protected]. Include the page address and what you were trying to do. A reply is not guaranteed, and there is no form on the site.