Accessibility

The site is built to be readable and operable without a mouse.

What the design does

• Keyboard focus has a visible outline, and a skip link leads to the main content.
• Section selection uses a label and a blue underline, not color alone.
• Filter results are announced to screen readers without moving keyboard focus.
• Article text is real page content, so it is readable with JavaScript disabled.
• The page reflows to a single column on narrow screens.
• Reduced-motion preferences are respected; nothing autoplays.

Where it currently falls short

• Some older photographs and image-based stories do not include complete image descriptions.
• The print PDF is not a tagged, screen-reader-friendly document. Web article text provides another way to read the stories.
• Archived videos can lack captions or transcripts.

Contact the paper to report a barrier or request an article in another format.