Accessibility Statement

Current accessibility features

• A skip link moves keyboard users directly to main content.
• Navigation controls expose expanded and collapsed state to assistive technology.
• Campaign posters include descriptive alternative text and explicit image dimensions.
• Dialogs use native <dialog> behavior, labeled controls, and keyboard-close support.
• Interactive controls are real buttons or links rather than clickable decorative elements.
• Layouts reflow at mobile widths without horizontal overflow.
• Motion-heavy elements stop or simplify when a visitor enables reduced-motion preferences.
• Headings, landmarks, lists, tables, figures, captions, and form labels use semantic HTML.

Poster artwork

The posters contain substantial text inside images. Their visible gallery captions and alternative text summarize the title, campaign framing, and principal visual context. Fullscreen controls help visitors enlarge the original assets.

Known limits

The campaign posters are complex fan-art images with dense embedded lettering. A concise alternative description cannot reproduce every decorative word or visual joke. The gallery therefore pairs each image with a title, short caption, fullscreen view, downloadable original, and an individual sharing page with selectable caption text. Sharing dialogs support Escape and return focus to their opener; the sharing pages remain usable without JavaScript.

Technical baseline

The site uses server-rendered PHP, semantic HTML, a local stylesheet, and lightweight local JavaScript. It uses no third-party UI framework, external font, advertising script, analytics library, or embedded external widget.

Feedback

To report an accessibility problem, use Contact at the bottom of the page to reach Mike. Include the page address, the action you were trying to complete, and the browser or assistive technology involved. Accessibility changes are tracked through the project’s ordinary review process.