Our approach
Financial education should be readable and navigable without relying on decorative motion or a mouse. The site uses semantic headings, navigation landmarks, descriptive link text and a skip-to-content link. The market information is presented as text, not only as a picture.
Images have descriptive alternative text. Editorial illustrations are not used as proof of platform performance. Calculator results are text and announce changes to assistive technology through a polite live region.
Keyboard and visual preferences
Navigation, search, article filters and the calculator use keyboard-operable controls with visible focus states. Search can be dismissed with Escape. Article questions use native disclosure controls. Light and dark appearance are available globally, with the preference saved on the current browser.
Motion is reduced when the browser requests reduced motion. Content does not depend on animation to be understood. Layouts reflow for narrower screens, and key information is kept in the page text rather than requiring a chart image.
Known limits
No independent accessibility audit or formal conformance certification has been completed. The site does not claim WCAG certification. External fonts, market-data services and linked official resources are outside the publication’s control.
A dedicated accessibility feedback contact has not been supplied. The site owner should add a verified channel before public launch. If an external resource is difficult to use, seek its accessible alternative directly from that source.
