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We aim to make the website usable across screen sizes and input methods. This statement describes implemented features and remaining limits; it is not a claim of certified conformance.
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Features available
- Skip links to the main content, labelled navigation and visible keyboard focus.
- Responsive layouts, explicit form labels and native form validation.
- Keyboard controls for the homepage tabs and menu, plus expandable FAQ answers.
- English captions and a text transcript for the studio film, with no autoplay.
- Reduced-motion styling when requested in device or browser settings.
- Semantic headings, table headers, descriptive links and text explanations alongside demonstrations.
Known limitations
Signal Lab requires JavaScript for its computation and interactive results. Dense tables and charts can require horizontal scrolling or additional interpretation on a small screen. Visual charts may not convey every plotted relationship to a screen reader; the lab also provides measured metrics and downloadable reports.
The downloadable case-study PDF may not provide the same accessibility as the HTML case study. Use the web version of the case study or contact us about the material you need. We have not completed an independent WCAG conformance audit.
Report a barrier or request another format
Email aditya@artificialmodelling.in with “Accessibility” in the subject. Include the page URL, the task you were trying to complete, and any browser or assistive-technology details you are comfortable sharing. Describe the format or help you need; sensitive medical information is not necessary.
If the enquiry form or lab is difficult to use, you can email your project summary directly. We will review reported barriers and discuss a practical way to provide the relevant information.
Questions about this page? Email aditya@artificialmodelling.in.