Bhujangasana is being developed with semantic headings, keyboard-accessible links and controls, responsive layouts, reduced-motion support, and text alternatives for images. A formal assistive-technology and WCAG conformance audit has not yet been completed; accessibility issues should be reviewed before production.
What accessibility practices are in use?
The site uses semantic page landmarks, heading structure, visible labels, keyboard-focus styles, and responsive layouts.
- Shared content is server-rendered and does not require client-side fetching to read.
- The interface supports right-to-left document direction on Arabic routes.
- Motion-sensitive visitors receive reduced-motion styles.
- Photographs and available pose illustrations have text alternatives. Some pose images are missing, and the instructional accuracy of the available illustrations still awaits qualified review.
What has not been audited?
No formal WCAG 2.2 AA audit, screen-reader test matrix, or user testing has been completed.
Color contrast, language quality, keyboard behavior, screen-reader announcements, browser zoom, and flag glyph rendering need validation across supported platforms and locales.
How can you report an accessibility issue?
A dedicated contact channel has not yet been configured.
The owner should publish an accessible way to report barriers and a process for responding before production launch.