Plain-Text Accessibility Index - Binary & Bus, Sys.

This specification outlines accessibility guidelines enforced across Binary & Bus, Sys. assets. By prioritising structured plain-text document trees, our pages achieve universal readability across modern screen readers, braille displays, and terminal browsers.

Accessibility Standards:

Mandatory Alt Text: All non-text content, including images and logo marks, must contain concise alt descriptions. Purely decorative images, such as the logo beside each heading, use an empty alt="".
Linear Navigation Hierarchy: Markup follows a strict logical flow (H1 headings, paragraph text, unordered lists) allowing sequential reading without DOM traversal errors.
Semantic Landmarks: HTML5 structural elements (<header>, <nav>, <main>, <article>, <footer>) provide assistive technologies with clear document regions. Each <nav> carries an aria-label, and every page starts with a skip link.
Zero Keyboard Locks: Pages contain no JavaScript focus traps, custom scroll listeners, or dynamic modal popups that interfere with keyboard navigation.
Terminal Browser Compatibility: Pages use only basic HTML and no scripts, so they are designed to render cleanly in command-line web browsers such as Lynx, Links, and w3m.

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