Accessibility statement

Designed for clear reading and predictable control.

URS​​Y.AD aims to make the public foundation and synthetic portal usable with keyboard navigation, zoom, reflow, right-to-left text, reduced motion, forced colours and assistive technology. Accessibility is a release requirement, not a decorative extra.

Included in the foundation

• Semantic headings, lists, landmarks, tables and form descriptions.
• A keyboard skip link and visible focus indicators.
• Logical-direction layouts for left-to-right and right-to-left interfaces.
• Responsive layouts without an intentional horizontal page scroll.
• Reduced-motion and forced-colour rules.
• Text alternatives and complete neutral fallbacks when advertising media cannot load.

Advertising-specific requirements

A future advert must remain clearly labelled, preserve the host product’s controls, avoid flashing or unbounded movement and keep Why, Preferences and Report actions reachable. Advertiser-supplied code is prohibited, and a failed creative must be replaced by a safe house or neutral fallback rather than a broken advert.

Known foundation limits

Automated semantic and local browser checks do not replace manual assistive-technology testing or an independent accessibility review. The recorded evidence does not claim WCAG certification. Those manual checks and the final supported-browser statement remain required before production advertising.

Reporting a barrier

If a future public contact route is approved, it must accept the page, task, browser or assistive technology involved and the result a person expected—without requiring sensitive information. Until then, use the guidance on Support and do not send secrets or identity documents.