ACCESSIBILITY
Access is part of system integrity.
This site is designed against WCAG 2.2 Level AA criteria, including keyboard operation, visible focus, reflow, contrast, reduced motion, meaningful structure, and accessible form feedback.
Complete operation
Navigation, menus, tabs, filters, and forms support keyboard input.
Accessible design
Perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust by default.
The interface uses semantic landmarks, structured headings, text alternatives, sufficient target sizes, visible focus, high-contrast states, responsive reflow, and motion preferences.
- 01Skip navigation and logical focus order
- 02No keyboard traps
- 03Focus not obscured by the fixed header
- 04Text remains usable through responsive reflow
Accessible interaction
Errors must identify both the problem and the correction.
The contact form provides persistent labels, instructions, field-level associations, an error summary, focus management, and live success or failure status without relying on color alone.
- 01Programmatic labels and autocomplete
- 02aria-describedby and aria-invalid
- 03Error summary linked to fields
- 04Status messages announced to assistive technology
Conformance status
Design target is not independent certification.
KAIA targets WCAG 2.2 Level AA and maintains an accessibility feedback channel. This statement does not represent third-party certification or guarantee identical behavior across every assistive technology and browser combination.
- 01Continuous remediation
- 02Assistive-technology feedback
- 03Programmatic and manual evaluation
- 04Versioned accessibility statement
The next decision
Report an access barrier directly to KAIA.
Include the page, task, assistive technology, browser, and the result you expected. Accessibility inquiries receive a traceable internal record.