Structure
Semantic landmarks, meaningful headings, descriptive page titles, lists, tables, and disclosure elements.
Accessibility
Accessibility is a quality requirement, not an optional add-on.
BuiltByMattWells uses WCAG 2.2 Level AA as a working target while recognizing that conformance depends on the complete published site, third-party services, and ongoing content changes.
Built into the process
Accessibility decisions happen across the website.
Navigation
Keyboard access, visible focus, predictable menus, skip links, logical focus order, and usable touch targets.
Visual design
Strong contrast, readable typography, responsive reflow, zoom support, and information that does not rely on color alone.
Content
Clear labels, descriptive links, useful alternative text, instructions, errors, and plain-language organization.
Motion and interaction
Reduced-motion support, no required dragging, no flashing content, and controls that behave consistently.
Testing
Automated checks combined with keyboard, zoom, responsive, and assistive-technology review appropriate to the scope.
An honest conformance statement
A template alone cannot guarantee permanent compliance.
Accessibility can change when content is edited, images are added without alternative text, colors are replaced, third-party widgets are installed, forms change, or platform code is updated.
For that reason, accessibility should be reviewed at launch and maintained as the website changes.
Accessibility feedback
Report a barrier.
Provide the page address, what you were trying to do, the problem encountered, and the browser or assistive technology used when known.
Contact BuiltByMattWells
Accessibility feedback should be acknowledged and investigated promptly.
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