Structured headings
Core pages use heading hierarchies to support scanning and assistive technology navigation.
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Accessibility Statement
This site is designed with accessibility in mind and is continuously improved. It uses structured headings, visible focus states, reduced-motion fallbacks and clear form labels where possible. Accessibility is treated as an ongoing quality discipline, not a one-time claim.
Quality discipline
Accessibility is handled as a practical operating discipline for the public website.
Core pages use heading hierarchies to support scanning and assistive technology navigation.
Buttons, links, diagnostic cards and form fields are designed to remain reachable with keyboard interaction.
The visual system includes reduced-motion media queries so animated signal effects can be softened when requested.
Forms and public diagnostic controls use visible text labels or accessible labels where possible.
The AICTIONBOT™ Signal Guide opens from a labelled button, closes with its control or Escape (Escape closes the command palette first), and returns focus to its trigger. Its free-text input has an accessible name and character counter, chips are real buttons with arrow-key and number-key access, the command palette uses listbox semantics, scan phases and typing state are announced through a restrained live region, and status is never conveyed by colour alone.
Homepage films and the TV Spot use native media controls where playback, pause, volume, seeking and fullscreen are available through the browser.
Neon and command-center sections are reviewed as the visual system evolves so glow supports readability instead of reducing it.
Complex animated terrain and media surfaces can require continued contrast, zoom and assistive-technology review. Issues are documented and corrected without claiming complete conformance.
Send accessibility issues to dario@kulicadvisory.com with the page URL and a short description.