Accessibility

The standard

This site is built to WCAG 2.2 Level AA. Body text exceeds Level AAA for contrast. Automated checks catch roughly a third of real barriers, so they are a floor and not a certificate: this page says what is checked automatically and what is not.

Checked on every build

• A unique page title, one h1, and no skipped heading level.
• Alternative text on every image, and a name on every control and link.
• A skip link and a main landmark on every page.
• Every internal link resolves to a page that exists.
• The language of every page is declared, and each page names its counterpart in the other language.
• Colour is never the only way information is given — every state carries a word.
• On the bus map, two markers can end up close enough to overlap at some zoom levels, which is a limit of any pan-and-zoom map. Every bus is also a row in the table under it — the equivalent control WCAG 2.5.8 allows — and zooming in separates them.

Not checked automatically

Whether the writing is actually clear. Whether a screen reader user can complete a task, not merely reach it. Whether the Spanish reads as Spanish rather than as translated English. Those need people, and this proposal does not pretend a script replaces them.

Tell us what is broken

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