Our approach
Halden aims to design for clarity, keyboard access, readable structure, meaningful labels, and motion that respects visitor preferences. Accessibility is treated as ongoing product work, not a one-time statement.
Current support
The site uses semantic headings, visible labels, keyboard-reachable controls, descriptive button text, responsive layouts, and reduced-motion adaptations where motion is used. The assessment includes clear question states and an educational result explanation.
What we continue to review
We continue to review focus order, text reflow, contrast, heading hierarchy, dialog behavior, responsive layouts, downloadable resources, and the clarity of forms and consent choices. New pages should be checked before publication rather than assuming a shared style is enough.
Need help or found a barrier?
Email [email protected] with the page URL, the task you were trying to complete, your browser or assistive technology if you wish to share it, and a description of the barrier. We will use that information to investigate and improve the experience.
Scope and review
This statement describes the current website build and should be refreshed when the production stack, content formats, or interaction patterns change. It is not a certification of conformance.