Accessibility Statement

We aim to meet WCAG 2.2 Level AA. This statement records honestly where we are against that, rather than claiming compliance.

• ▸Semantic landmarks, a skip link, and a single H1 per page.
• ▸Full keyboard operation, with a visible focus ring at 2px against the acid signal colour.
• ▸Light and dark stocks, plus an explicit toggle rather than system-only detection.
• ▸All motion — tickers, reveals, meters — is suppressed under `prefers-reduced-motion`.
• ▸Data tables use real table semantics with scoped headers and sort state announced via `aria-sort`.
• ▸Charts carry text alternatives; no figure is conveyed by colour alone.
• ▸Layout verified free of horizontal overflow from 320px upward.

• ▸The running tickers are decorative and hidden from assistive technology; the same facts appear in body copy, but the pairing has not been user-tested.
• ▸Some dense spec tables scroll horizontally on small screens.
• ▸The micro type sizes used for labels are small by design and have not been tested with users with low vision.
• ▸No third-party audit has been carried out. [COMMISSION ONE AND RECORD THE DATE HERE.]

If something here is unusable for you, write to [GENERAL CONTACT EMAIL] and describe what you were trying to do. We treat access defects as functional defects and log them the same way.