Access should not depend on one interaction

Accessibility

The review site uses semantic HTML, keyboard paths, visible focus, adaptable layouts, and reduced-motion support.

Current accessibility approach

Raku’s review site is built to work without a mouse and without JavaScript for core content. Current features include:

  • a skip link to the main content;
  • semantic headings, landmarks, lists, links, buttons, and disclosure controls;
  • visible keyboard focus;
  • text alternatives for meaningful images;
  • responsive layouts and touch targets designed for smaller screens;
  • system fonts without a remote font dependency;
  • content that remains available when JavaScript is unavailable;
  • reduced-motion behavior when the operating system requests it;
  • text labels rather than color alone for important meaning.

These choices are part of the review process, not a claim that every device, assistive technology, or page is free from barriers.

Report a barrier

If a page, link, document, navigation control, color treatment, or contact route is difficult to use, call +1 808 358 1477.

In the first call, include only what is needed to locate the barrier:

  • the page URL;
  • the task you were trying to complete;
  • the browser or assistive technology, if you are comfortable sharing it;
  • a practical format or contact method that would help.

Do not provide medical records, account numbers, policy identifiers, government identifiers, passwords, or other sensitive information during initial contact. Do not send payment details or credentials here. If supporting information is needed, a safe handling method can be agreed during the call.

Alternative access

Matt can discuss a reasonable alternative for site information that is not usable in its current format. The available alternative depends on the material and the communication method that can be handled safely.

Accessibility feedback can also be submitted through the Corrections route. For the current data posture, read Privacy.