Keyboard access
Primary navigation, mega menus, mobile drawer, forms, disclosures, and calls to action are designed to work without a mouse.
Accessibility statement
Biancorp is building this studio toward WCAG 2.2 Level AA and treats accessibility as an operating requirement for content, navigation, forms, media, and client work—not a one-time badge.
Current design practices
The studio’s component and content system is designed around the following practices and is reviewed as the site evolves.
Primary navigation, mega menus, mobile drawer, forms, disclosures, and calls to action are designed to work without a mouse.
Focus indicators, active states, descriptive links, headings, landmarks, breadcrumbs, and clear labels help people understand where they are.
Controls target practical touch sizes, content reflows across small screens, and mobile navigation replaces hidden desktop navigation.
Important content is written in text and interactive controls receive programmatic names; color and iconography are not the only cues.
Conformance target
This is a target and continuous quality standard, not a claim that every page, device, browser, assistive-technology combination, or third-party service is permanently barrier-free. Automated checks help, but they do not replace keyboard, screen-reader, zoom, reflow, contrast, and human task testing.
Accessibility feedback
Include the page or feature, what you were trying to do, the device, browser, and assistive technology if you are comfortable sharing them, and the format or alternative that would help.
Last reviewed . If a third-party feature creates a barrier, Biancorp will offer a reasonable alternative contact or service path where practical.
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