A clear experience should also be an accessible experience.

SAR Law aims to provide a clear, usable website experience across common devices, browsers, input methods and assistive technologies. Accessibility is treated as an ongoing operational responsibility, and known barriers should be corrected when identified.

Design commitments

Use meaningful headings, understandable link text, keyboard-reachable controls, visible focus states, sufficient contrast, mobile-readable layouts, form labels, error recovery and status language that does not depend on color alone.

Alternative access

If you encounter an accessibility barrier or need information in another usable format, contact SAR Law through the Contact SAR Law page or email privacy@sarlaw.org. Please describe the page or function involved and the format or assistance you need.

Testing

Before launch, the production candidate should receive keyboard, mobile, screen-reader/semantic, contrast, form-label and error-state testing. A design specification alone is not proof of accessibility.