Accessibility is an ongoing practice
The site includes accessibility in its structure, content, navigation, forms, color choices, and responsive behavior. Automated checks can help, but they do not replace keyboard, assistive-technology, and real-user testing.
Measures included in this website
- Semantic headings, landmarks, labels, lists, tables, and form controls
- Keyboard navigation, visible focus, and a skip-to-content link
- Navigation that closes after a mobile destination is selected
- Text alternatives and descriptive captions for meaningful project images
- Responsive layouts, readable text, and controls sized for touch
- Reduced-motion support for people who prefer less animation
Tell NABS about a barrier
If a page or feature is difficult to use, NABS provides a dedicated online feedback path. A useful report includes the page address, the task you were trying to complete, and what happened. Browser or assistive-technology details are optional.
Open the accessibility feedback pathNo certification claim
This statement does not claim universal compatibility, legal compliance, certification, or a particular conformance level. NABS documents completed testing and known limitations accurately.
Review after meaningful changes
Accessibility reviews cover keyboard behavior, focus order, labels and errors, contrast, zoom and reflow, image text alternatives, link clarity, mobile navigation, form success and failure states, and content accuracy.