Built to be read, heard, and operated by everyone.

EUMENON intends this site to be usable by people with disabilities, and treats accessibility failures as defects to fix, not feedback to file. The site aims at the substance of WCAG 2.2 AA.

What is built in

Semantic HTML landmarks and heading structure on every page. Full keyboard operability, including the navigation menu, the fit screen, and its results, with a skip link and visible focus indicators throughout. Text contrast chosen against our paper-and-ink palette to remain comfortably readable. Real text rather than text in images. Alternative text on meaningful imagery, including the team photography.

Motion

The animated figures on this site honor the reduced-motion preference: with reduced motion set, each figure renders as a completed still state rather than an animation, and interface animations are disabled. The figures are also decorative to the argument; every idea they illustrate is stated in the surrounding text.

The fit screen

The qualification screen is an ordinary HTML form: labeled controls, grouped questions, inline validation messages tied to their fields, status announcements for screen readers, and results rendered as regular readable text that can also be copied or downloaded.

Found a problem?

Tell us directly at jake@eumenon.com and include the page and what happened. Reports go to the people who can change the site, and fixes are prioritized.