Bounded accessibility evidence

Accessibility Evidence

Direct answer

K03 separates static semantic checks, offline Chromium behavior, and independent named assistive-technology testing. The first two are release-orchestration gates; independent screen-reader testing is explicitly NOT PERFORMED IN BUILD ENVIRONMENT.

Stable record: K03-PAGE-ACCESSIBILITY-EVIDENCE
Claim status: VERIFIED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION
Last reviewed: 2026-08-16
Research cutoff: 2026-08-16
Source type: GOVERNED PROJECT KNOWLEDGE
Currentness: Current for release 2.1.0; external sources require periodic revalidation.
Correction state: No unresolved public correction recorded for this release.
Machine record: Static JSON record

Evidence register

Accessibility evidence methods and states
ID	Method	Status	Scope
`A11Y-K03-001`	Static semantic audit	PLANNED FOR RELEASE ORCHESTRATION	landmarks, headings, labels, tables, alt text, links, local assets, no inline handlers
`A11Y-K03-002`	Offline Chromium viewport audit	PLANNED FOR RELEASE ORCHESTRATION	required viewports, overflow, keyboard, skip link, reduced motion, print, forced colors, no JavaScript, 200% zoom approximation
`A11Y-K03-003`	Independent named screen-reader testing	NOT PERFORMED IN BUILD ENVIRONMENT	NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver, TalkBack, or equivalent; requires post-release named environment and task results

Non-equivalence

Automation can reveal many structural and rendered defects. It cannot reproduce every screen reader, magnifier, switch, voice-control, browser, operating system, cognitive condition, user strategy, or task. A release PASS for scripted checks must not be presented as universal assistive-technology proof.