Accessibility

This site should work for every job seeker, whatever device or assistive technology you use. Here is what it does toward that, and how to tell me when it falls short.

The whole site is built toward one goal: a job seeker should be able to come here and find what they need in a minute or less. Accessibility is part of that goal, not separate from it. A site you cannot use with your keyboard or your screen reader is not a fast site for you.

What the site does

• Every page works without JavaScript. The menus use the browser's own disclosure elements, so they open and close with a keyboard as well as a mouse or a finger.
• There is a skip link to the main content on every page, headings run in order, images carry alt text, and links say where they go.
• The colors were checked for contrast when the site was designed, and text can be resized in your browser without breaking the layout.
• The site respects your reduced motion setting. If your device asks for less animation, scrolling jumps instead of gliding.
• Pages are light and load fast, which matters on older phones and slower connections.

What it does not claim

I have not paid for a formal accessibility audit, so this page does not claim conformance with a standard. It describes how the site is built and what I check when it changes.

If something gets in your way

If any part of this site is hard to use with your screen reader, keyboard, or anything else, tell me at hello@jobseekerfoundry.com and I will work on it. A job search is hard enough without the tools fighting you.