Interaction foundations
- Skip link and semantic landmarks
- Keyboard-operable links and menu
- Visible focus indicators
- 44-pixel primary controls
- Reduced-motion behavior
accessibility status · candidly stated
Designed for access. Not yet independently certified.
Certiv.org is built with semantic HTML, keyboard-operable navigation, visible focus, responsive layouts, text status labels, and reduced motion support. Automated browser accessibility checks are part of the release test suite.
Those measures do not establish WCAG conformance. Certiv currently has no independent accessibility audit, VPAT, or Accessibility Conformance Report.
Automated coverage
- Axe checks across representative routes
- Single-main and single-h1 assertions
- Image alternative-text checks
- Heading-order and document-title checks
- Desktop and mobile browser sweeps
Human validation
- Independent WCAG assessment
- Screen-reader matrix testing
- Forced-colors review
- Magnification and reflow review
- Formal VPAT or ACR, if procurement requires one
claim boundary
What organizations should record.
Treat the current site as an accessibility-tested product, not an accessibility-certified product. Before broad institutional adoption, test the exact browsers, assistive technologies, documents, and deployment surfaces your users rely on.
The downloadable PDF in the worked example has not been claimed as a tagged, accessible publication. The HTML page and source packet provide the primary web-accessible path.