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Each comes from a gate that runs on every build, not from a survey
WCAG 2.2 Level AA across every route in both themes, with four Level AAA criteria gated in CI. The exceptions are published, not hidden.
Each one with a Storybook story, a unit test and a documentation page. Nothing in the catalogue is a stub.
80% branch coverage, enforced by a CI threshold rather than reported once and left to rot.
Checked from source with alpha compositing across four themes, on every build. Colour comes from one token layer.
Every row is checkable from the repository or by using the site
| Capability | INCLUSIVE |
|---|---|
WCAG 2.2 Level AA Every route, both themes, desktop and mobile viewports. Four Level AAA criteria have their own gate. 28 of 31 AAA criteria are met, enforced or not applicable; three are published as exceptions. | Conformant, gated in CI |
Accessibility evidence A criterion-by-criterion register with the evidence behind each status, the exceptions carried, and a plain statement of what the testing does not cover. | Published in full |
Components Every component has a Storybook story and a unit test. 1,733 unit tests, 80% branch coverage, enforced by a CI threshold. | 117, all documented |
Design tokens One source of truth for colour. 360 sanctioned pairings are contrast-checked from source with alpha compositing on every build. | W3C DTCG, OKLCH |
Responsive range A twelve-point breakpoint system, from a folded Galaxy Fold to a 5K ultrawide, with a PWA install path. | 280px to 5120px |
Every figure above is produced by a gate in the repository and re-checked on each build. No competitor is measured here, because we have not measured one.
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The accessibility conformance statement lists what was tested, on which browsers and viewports, and what the method does not cover — including that automated tooling finds roughly half of WCAG issues, and that there is no third-party audit.
Read the conformance statementA standing gap report records where the system falls short, with the cost of closing each item. Superseded figures are struck through rather than deleted, so you can see what changed and when.
Read the changelogThe source is public and MIT licensed. Every gate described here runs with one command, and the numbers on this page come from those gates rather than from a slide.
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