Make the website work for the way you browse.

The website includes a skip-to-content link at the start of each page, a consistent main navigation and a directory in the sitemap. Product, service and resource collections give you more than one route to the content. You can also use site search to look for a topic or product.

Headings describe the structure of each page. Longer pages include links to sections, and articles provide an on-page contents list. Important product and editorial content is available in the initial page, rather than requiring an interaction to download it.

Links and controls have visible focus styles. Navigation menus can be opened through their labelled controls, and the mobile navigation can be closed with Escape. The interface does not require hovering to expose the main routes.

Tab groups support arrow keys, Home and End. Use Tab to move to a control, then the appropriate arrow key to move between related tabs. Expandable questions use standard disclosure controls that can be opened with the keyboard.

Layouts reflow for smaller screens. Content cards stack, images adapt to their containers and long tab rows can be scrolled within their own area. You can use the browser’s zoom and text settings to choose a more comfortable reading size.

Meaningful images have text alternatives. Decorative artwork is treated as decoration so it does not interrupt the reading sequence. The generated workplace images illustrate the content; they are not required to understand the explanation.

Motion respects the reduced-motion preference on your device. The website’s content remains usable without decorative transitions. Article reading tools include a copy-link action and browser print support.

Guide checklists have labelled controls and a progress message. Your selections stay on the current page and reset when you leave or reload it. Printing uses the current browser view and settings, so check the preview before saving a copy.

The contact form uses visible labels and identifies required fields. Your browser helps identify missing information and an invalid email format. Status messages explain what happened after copying a brief or opening an email draft.

The brief builder requires an email application for the draft action. If that route is unavailable, use Copy brief and your preferred email service, or email hello@aliphai.ai directly.

These are design and implementation features, not a claim of independently certified accessibility conformance. Browser, device and assistive-technology combinations can produce different experiences. Content and functionality need continued review as the site changes.

If a feature prevents you from completing a task, please tell us what happened. A specific page and task are more useful than a general description of the problem.

Email hello@aliphai.ai with the page address, the task you were trying to complete and what you expected to happen. If relevant, include your browser, device and assistive technology, plus the keyboard or control sequence involved.

You do not need to include medical information or other sensitive personal details. If there is a more accessible way for us to continue the conversation, include that preference in your message.