Structure and language
Semantic landmarks, ordered headings, a skip link, descriptive link names and page-level EN or PL language attributes support navigation and interpretation.
Portfolio information
This portfolio is designed around accessible interaction and progressive enhancement, but it is not formally WCAG-certified and does not guarantee that every barrier has been removed.
Semantic landmarks, ordered headings, a skip link, descriptive link names and page-level EN or PL language attributes support navigation and interpretation.
Navigation, native form controls, comparison, Material Room and Commission Studio are operable by keyboard. Interactive elements use visible focus states, and step changes move focus deliberately where needed.
Meaningful images have localized alternative text, decorative images are hidden from assistive technology, and textual alternatives preserve the meaning of conceptual diagrams. Reduced-motion preferences suppress or simplify non-essential animation.
Core editorial content and navigation remain available without JavaScript. Interactive experiences provide readable no-JavaScript fallbacks; native inputs retain their browser semantics.
Layouts are tested from small mobile screens to wide desktops, including landscape reflow and 200% browser zoom. The design aims to avoid horizontal overflow, clipped text and undersized touch targets.
Automated Playwright and axe checks are used as technical controls alongside keyboard, responsive and reduced-motion review. The project aims to follow relevant WCAG 2.2 AA practices, but this is not a certification, a full-conformance claim or a guarantee that no accessibility issue remains. Accessibility problems can be reported through the owner-approved email below; no response time is promised.
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