Navigation and structure
The site uses semantic page regions, one main heading per page, descriptive link labels, breadcrumbs, and a skip-to-content link. The mobile navigation can be operated by keyboard. Escape closes an open mobile menu and returns focus to its toggle.
The header stays visible while scrolling. Anchor spacing accounts for its height so linked headings remain readable. Visible focus indicators help identify the current keyboard target.
Reading and interaction
Layouts adapt to narrow screens, and text can reflow without requiring a desktop-width page. Wide technical tables and code examples have their own scrolling regions. Meaningful images have text alternatives; decorative artwork inside repeated article links avoids redundant announcements.
Frequently asked questions use native disclosure controls. Article content and navigation links remain available without JavaScript. Motion preferences are respected, and reduced-motion settings disable decorative animation and smooth scrolling.
No claim of formal certification
These features describe the implementation, not a certification or a promise that every browser, assistive technology, or individual need has been tested. Accessibility should be reviewed as content and hosting integrations change.
Report a barrier
Email [email protected] with the affected page, what you were trying to do, and your browser or assistive technology when relevant. Do not include sensitive wallet or account information.
The Contact page offers the same email route without a form. A specific description helps distinguish a content problem from a navigation, display, or interaction issue.