Updated November 4, 2026
A usable path through the site
The site is designed around readable page content, descriptive links, semantic headings, and shared navigation. Core information is available as crawlable page text. The work and inquiry paths should remain understandable without decorative motion.
Features to support access
- A skip link and keyboard-operable navigation.
- Visible focus indicators that identify the active control.
- Responsive page layouts and readable content on smaller screens.
- Text alternatives for meaningful imagery.
- Reduced-motion handling for decorative animation and background media.
- Form labels, validation feedback, and a clear confirmation state.
- A direct email route when the form is not the best way to make contact.
Visual work and downloads
Some project evidence is visual. Captions and surrounding explanations describe the relevant work and its context. The public PDFs are designed for reading and printing; related web articles provide an additional way to use much of the practical material.
This statement describes the intended features and current approach. It is not a claim of independently certified conformance. If a screenshot, document, control, or page creates a barrier, contact Taylor for help with the information.
Report a barrier
Email contact@taylormoses.com with the page address, the action you were trying to complete, and a short description of the problem. Device, browser, or assistive-technology details can help if you are comfortable sharing them. Please avoid including passwords or unrelated sensitive information.
If the contact form itself is the problem, use the direct email address. Feedback can guide a correction and help identify a useful alternative format.