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Accessibility
We want the Apex website to be usable across different devices, input methods, and accessibility needs.
Updated October 5, 2026
How the site is designed
The interface includes semantic headings and landmarks, a skip link, visible keyboard focus, labeled forms, and responsive layouts. Form feedback is announced to assistive technology. Motion preferences can be changed in the footer, and the site respects the browser’s reduced-motion setting.
Motion and media
Decorative animations are muted. They are paused off screen, and static imagery is available when motion is disabled. On smaller screens, the portfolio uses static imagery to reduce data and processing demands. Interactive project previews are user-activated.
External project experiences
Live external websites and saved client previews can have different accessibility behavior. Their contents are not a statement that every page meets a particular standard. A standalone link is provided alongside each available preview.
Tell us about a barrier
If something prevents you from using the website, use the project request form or the contact email when listed in the footer. Include the page address, what you were trying to do, and any relevant browser or assistive technology. Do not include sensitive information. We will use the details to understand the issue and discuss an alternative way to access the information.