Accessibility.

A guide people can use

Untitled aims to make writing guidance easy to read and navigate. Its accessibility goal is WCAG 2.2 Level AA. That is a goal, not a certification or a claim that every page and assistive-technology combination has been independently audited.

Features you can use

• A skip-to-content link and visible keyboard focus.
• Labeled search fields, headings, navigation, and controls.
• Search result announcements for assistive technologies.
• Keyboard access to search, with Escape to close it.
• Text labels alongside result icons, so their meaning does not rely on color.
• A pause control for the rotating home-page examples and support for reduced-motion preferences.
• Layouts that adapt to smaller screens and enlarged text.
• Text alternatives for meaningful images and decorative icons hidden from screen readers.

Scope and limitations

The guide’s pages and controls are reviewed during updates. Testing does not cover every browser, device, screen reader, or individual need. External websites, including dictionary and contact links, are maintained by their own operators and may work differently.

Tell me about a barrier

If something makes the guide difficult to use, contact Weston. Include the page, what you were trying to do, and what happened. Browser, device, or assistive-technology details can help if you are comfortable sharing them. Please mention if the contact page itself creates a barrier.

Feedback helps identify problems and prioritize useful changes. There is no need to share sensitive personal information to report an accessibility issue.