Accessibility
How this site is built to be used.
It works without JavaScript
Every page is server-rendered static HTML and ships no JavaScript at all. Nothing here depends on a script running, and nothing is hidden behind one.
Drawings have a written equivalent
The structural plans on this site are drawings, so each one is accompanied by an ordinary list carrying the same information — designations, statuses, measurements and contents. The drawing is hidden from assistive technology and the list is what is read, so nothing is announced twice and nothing is only available visually.
Motion
There is no animation on this site other than transitions between pages, which the browser performs natively. If your system requests reduced motion, those transitions are suppressed and page changes are immediate. No information is carried by movement alone.
Type, colour and keyboard
Text scales with your browser settings and the layout adapts continuously rather than at fixed breakpoints. No information is conveyed by colour alone. Every link is reachable and visible by keyboard.
If something is unusable
Some of this site is deliberately sparse or unexplained. None of it is intended to be unreadable or unreachable. If part of it cannot be used, that is a fault rather than a feature, and worth reporting.