accessibility / website notice
An experience more people can use.
We aim to make the website understandable and operable across devices, input methods, and motion preferences. This statement describes the measures in this implementation.
Structure and navigation
Pages use semantic landmarks, one primary heading, a skip link, meaningful link text, and visible keyboard focus. Navigation and question disclosures use native controls.
Forms and feedback
The project-brief form has visible labels, required-field guidance, an error summary linked to the fields, and a reviewable draft. It explicitly distinguishes local preparation from sending an inquiry.
Motion and 3D alternatives
Reduced-motion preferences remove nonessential animation. The optional 3D model retains a labeled static explanation, and touch, data-saving, or low-power conditions use that alternative.
Images and content
Product pages distinguish illustrative artwork from confirmed product scope. Important product and workflow information is also available as text. Generated interface text within images is illustrative and is not needed to use the website.
Known limitations
The local brief form requires JavaScript; a downloadable blank text brief is available as an alternative. A formal third-party accessibility certification and assistive-technology user study have not been completed. The contact page also provides a business phone number for feedback.
Feedback
You can prepare an accessibility feedback brief on the contact page, including the page address, device, browser, and the issue. Review it and choose to send it or download a copy. You can also use the business phone number on the contact page.