Neurosexuality

Operating record · Accessibility

Access is a design condition, not a finishing pass.

The public site targets WCAG 2.2 Level AA while reporting incomplete testing honestly. No conformance claim is made.

Implemented foundation

  • Semantic headings, landmarks, lists, navigation labels, and page titles.
  • A keyboard-visible skip link and consistent focus treatment.
  • Responsive layouts that do not depend on hover or pointer precision.
  • Reduced-motion behavior for visitors who request it.
  • Text alternatives or captions for conceptual visual treatments.
  • No color-only instruction, timed task, score, or required interaction.
  • Explicit labels, optional text entry, pause controls, per-note clearing, and a confirmation before clearing every note.
  • Conversation paths expose permission checks, skip, previous, stop, and close controls without timed tasks or completion pressure.
  • Relational lenses use native disclosure controls and remain available without client-side scripting.
  • Downloadable resources use large text, strong contrast, short sections, descriptive filenames, and equivalent web content.
  • Automated structural checks cover every route at desktop, tablet, mobile, and 320 CSS-pixel reflow sizes.
  • Browser interaction checks cover private reflection, permission gates, conversation navigation, native disclosures, and focus return after closing.
  • Core foreground, background, call-to-action, and focus-indicator color pairs have been checked against their WCAG contrast targets.
  • Axe-core 4.13 reported no WCAG A or AA violations across every public HTML route in the exact launch artifact.
  • Effective 400% reflow, custom text spacing, and forced-colors variants were checked without horizontal content loss in the highest-risk layouts.

Still incomplete

  • Independent screen-reader and keyboard testing.
  • An independent accessibility-engine scan of the public deployed site; the exact launch artifact passed local axe-core.
  • Review with disabled, neurodivergent, trauma-informed, and survivor-centered readers.
  • Independent tagged-PDF and assistive-technology review of downloadable resources.
  • Independent confirmation of the final production domain and device combinations after cutover.

A related boundary

Accessibility is not an obligation.

A person’s access to a bodily capacity may vary, remain unknown, or be absent. The website’s duty to be accessible must never become an instruction that the person should discover, practice, or change a capacity.

Page record

Status, sources, and boundary

Record
NSX-GOV-ACCESSIBILITY-001
Version
0.6
Last revised
2026-08-12
Boundary
The public site targets WCAG 2.2 Level AA but does not make a conformance claim.