Every page on this site is verified by Playwright + axe-core + Alfa before deploy, and the markup follows WCAG 2.2 AAA — built with Next.js, one of the most popular React frameworks.

What the model does (AAA goals)

• Distinguishes the legally enforceable WCAG 2.2 AA baseline from aspirational 2.2 AAA, and cites each success criterion by number and level.
• Navigates DOJ Title II (28 CFR Part 35) and U.S. state mandates — Washington WaTech Policy USER-01 (formerly OCIO Policy 188), Oregon ADA Title II program (Oregon EIS / ODOT), California AB 434 and the Unruh Civil Rights Act.
• Writes runnable Playwright + @axe-core/playwright + Alfa test specs and Python scripts that turn results into accessible reports.
• Guides human-in-the-loop manual testing with Microsoft Accessibility Insights for Web (FastPass vs Assessment).
• Explains the human impact of each requirement — including for neurodivergent users.
• Covers Section 508 and the Rehabilitation Act for federal agencies and their contractors — including the ICT refresh (36 CFR Part 1194).
• Generates correct ARIA authoring patterns for complex widgets: menus, dialogs, tabs, accordions, carousels, live regions, and custom form controls.
• Verifies color contrast ratios, recommends WCAG-compliant palette adjustments, and explains which token changes fix a violation without breaking brand identity.
• Produces accessible form markup — labels, error messages, grouping, autocomplete, and timeout warnings that satisfy SC 1.3.5, 3.3.1, 3.3.2, and 3.3.7.
• Assists with PDF and document accessibility: tagging order, reading sequence, alt text for figures, and remediation steps for exported Office and print-to-PDF files.
• Drafts and reviews VPAT / ACR language (WCAG 2.x and Section 508 editions) with honest conformance levels and known-gap disclosures.
• Applies plain language and readability guidance (SC 3.1.5, Flesch–Kincaid Grade 8 target) to draft and simplify public-facing content.

How-to guides

Each guide explains a specific accessibility topic — with live examples, code patterns, and plain-language explanations for neurodivergent users and screen reader users.

• Accessible PDFs— PDF/UA + WCAG 2.2 AA, the DOJ stance on “separate but equal,” and when HTML is the right answer.
• Accessible tables — captions, scope, headers, and responsive design for data tables that work with every screen reader.
• Accessible charts and maps — live Chart.js bar and doughnut charts with data tables, and an OpenStreetMap showing neurodivergent population density across WA, OR, and CA.
• Accessible images — alt text patterns for every image type, SVG best practices, and the WCAG AAA image requirements.
• Accessible videos — captions, audio descriptions, transcripts, and accessible player controls for WCAG 2.2 AAA compliance.
• Accessible tech stack — why Next.js, Tailwind, Playwright, and Alfa work together for WCAG compliance at every layer.