Core Principles
Every feature works fully without ever touching a mouse.
ARIA roles, landmarks, and live regions guide every page.
We seek WCAG conformance — never overclaim what's audited.
Modals trap focus and return it to the trigger on close.
Not an Afterthought — Engineered In
Every page in our app follows the WCAG 2.1 AA success criteria — keyboard navigation, ARIA roles, and live regions guide the experience from the first skip link onward, verified by hand across all 170+ pages of the platform.
A dedicated Route Announcer tells screen readers about every page change, and every modal returns focus exactly where you left it. Found a barrier? Report it to our team directly — real feedback shapes what we fix next.
No feature here ships without a keyboard test first
Keyboard First means every interactive element — menus, modals, dropdowns, forms — works fully without ever touching a mouse, verified by hand with Tab, Enter, Space, and Escape on every single release.
Screen Reader Ready is why ARIA roles, landmarks, and live regions guide every page we ship, and route changes are always announced the instant a navigation actually happens anywhere on the site.
Honest Conformance means we state only what's been directly verified against WCAG 2.1 AA and nothing beyond that — a full third-party audit is still required before any formal claim can be made public.
Focus Management keeps modals from trapping anyone: focus stays contained while a modal is open and returns to the exact trigger element the instant that modal is closed again by the user.
Every safeguard below exists because a real user demanded it, not because an audit checklist required one more item checked.
First focusable element skips straight to main content
+ Details− CloseA 2px brand-color outline on every interactive element
+ Details− CloseModals contain focus and return it to the trigger on close
+ Details− CloseScreen readers notified on every page navigation
+ Details− CloseEvery page has a distinct, descriptive browser title
+ Details− CloseWe state what's addressed, not what's independently audited
+ Details− CloseReal conformance, real access
Every page is built keyboard-first, with visible focus rings, skip navigation, and ARIA landmarks guiding screen readers — verified by hand, not assumed from an automated scan alone.
We state only what's been directly verified against WCAG 2.1 AA and nothing beyond that, and welcome reports of any barrier so it can be fixed quickly, not left undocumented indefinitely.
Conformance and access, working together, page after page.
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We have substantially addressed the WCAG 2.1 Level AA success criteria across all 170+ pages. We do not claim independently audited conformance — that requires a certified third-party audit.
Yes. All pages use semantic HTML landmarks, ARIA roles, and aria-live regions. Every route change is announced via a dedicated RouteAnnouncer component so screen readers always track navigation.
Yes. The sidebar, header, modals, dropdowns, and all forms work via Tab, Enter, Space, and Escape. Modals implement a focus trap and return focus to the trigger on close.
Use our contact form at fdmarketing.io/app/form/contact-us. Include the page URL, a description of the issue, and the assistive technology and browser you were using.
Yes. If your device has Reduced Motion enabled, decorative animations — orbiting graphics, auto-scrolling strips — are disabled automatically; nothing on the page depends on animation to function.
Every interactive element — links, buttons, form fields — gets a visible 2px brand-color focus outline, and a skip link is the first focusable element on every page so you can jump straight to the main content.
Yes. All 170+ pages carry a distinct, descriptive browser title, so screen reader users and anyone using browser tabs always know exactly where they are.
By hand. Every WCAG 2.1 AA success criterion referenced on this page has been manually verified with a keyboard and screen reader, not just run through an automated scanner.
