Accessibility

Opportunity should be easier to reach.

Tish Finds is being built so the visual district is not the only way to navigate. The site includes normal text links, keyboard focus, responsive layouts and reduced-motion support alongside the clickable world.

Accessibility Review Continues Through Launch
01

Keyboard access

Primary links and controls are keyboard reachable, with visible focus styling and a skip-to-content link.

02

Text alternatives

The main world image includes alternative text, and important destinations are also available as ordinary text links instead of image-only controls.

03

Responsive navigation

Navigation stays available on smaller screens, and the homepage provides a dedicated text category menu for the visual storefront destinations.

04

Reduced motion

The stylesheet honors reduced-motion preferences by disabling nonessential transitions for visitors who request less motion.

05

Readable structure

Pages use descriptive titles, headings, labels and grouped sections so visitors can understand where they are and what each area does.

06

Third-party destinations

Tish Finds can improve its own pages, but cannot control the accessibility of employers, agencies, merchants or other outside websites linked from the district.

Launch testing checklist

  • Keyboard-only navigation
  • Screen-reader landmark and label review
  • Text zoom and 200% browser zoom
  • Color contrast on live content
  • Form labels, instructions and error messages
  • Focus order after live integrations are connected

Accessibility feedback

A direct accessibility-feedback route will be published before launch. Until that contact method is connected, the site remains in private build and should not be treated as the final public accessibility statement.

If a live third-party integration changes the page experience, accessibility should be retested after that connection—not assumed from the static build.

Last reviewed for private build: September 18, 2026