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CMPClear Market Path
Accessibility statement

A reference designed to be reachable

Implemented accessibility measures, current limitations and a practical testing approach—without claiming certification.

Last reviewed 30 July 2026Standard informing design WCAG principles
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Clear Market Path aims to make content perceivable, operable, understandable and robust. This statement describes the implementation; it is not a claim of WCAG conformance, certification or independent audit.

Measures implemented

Structure

Semantic headings, landmarks, lists, native tables and a skip link support navigation and interpretation.

Keyboard

Interactive controls are keyboard operable, visible focus is provided, and the first-entry dialog traps focus until acknowledged.

Presentation

Responsive layouts, strong colour contrast, text resizing and horizontal table scrolling support different viewports.

Motion & media

Reduced-motion preferences are respected. Informative images use text alternatives; decorative treatment is kept separate from meaning.

Compatibility approach

The site uses standard HTML, CSS and JavaScript and is intended to work with current versions of major browsers, keyboard navigation and common screen-reader/browser combinations. Exact compatibility depends on device, browser and assistive-technology versions; no universal compatibility guarantee is made.

Known limitations

  • Wide financial tables may require horizontal scrolling at high zoom or on small screens.
  • Complex market terminology can remain difficult even when explained in plain language.
  • Linked third-party documents and websites are outside this project’s control and may have different accessibility support.
  • A working accessibility feedback channel has not yet been confirmed.

Testing approach

Review should combine automated checks with manual keyboard navigation, visible-focus inspection, heading and landmark review, zoom/reflow checks, reduced-motion checks, colour-contrast inspection and representative screen-reader testing. Automated tools alone cannot establish usability or WCAG conformance. No completed external audit or certification is claimed.

Feedback channel pending

The operator must publish a verified, working accessibility contact route before launch. Once available, reports should include the page URL, the barrier encountered, device, browser and assistive technology where relevant—without sensitive financial or identity information. Response targets will be published only after the workflow is confirmed.