Accessibility

What the site is designed to support

• Semantic page structure and logical heading order.
• Keyboard access to navigation, forms, and interactive controls.
• Visible focus states and sufficient text contrast.
• Responsive layouts that reflow without requiring a fixed desktop viewport.
• Project-inquiry labels, step controls, validation feedback, and status messages that are available to assistive technology.
• Reduced-motion behavior for visitors who request it.
• Alternative text or accessible descriptions for meaningful visual content.

Interactive system object

The visual system object in the homepage hero is supplementary to the meaning of the page. Its layer and node controls are native keyboard-accessible buttons, the system remains static until intentionally used, and signal motion is removed for visitors who request reduced motion. The visualization is not required to access product, contact, or company information.

Third-party content

Links may lead to third-party products and services that RXR Code does not control. Their accessibility can differ from rxrcode.dev.

Feedback

If you encounter an accessibility barrier on rxrcode.dev, email contact@rxrcode.dev. Please include the page and a short description of the problem so it can be investigated.

Ongoing work

Accessibility is treated as an engineering requirement rather than a one-time certification. As the site changes, RXR Code intends to continue testing keyboard behavior, contrast, responsive layouts, the guided inquiry, forms, and motion preferences.