Accessibility
Built to be read by everyone.
The target is WCAG 2.2 Level AA for every public route and interaction. This statement describes the tested product, not an aspiration.
What the site does
- Semantic landmarks, a logical heading order, and a visible-on-focus skip link.
- Real links for navigation and real buttons for actions, with visible focus styles.
- Money abbreviations carry complete screen-reader text, and signs are announced as increases or decreases rather than colors alone.
- Charts ship with a text summary and an equivalent data table.
- Games work without drag-and-drop: reordering uses labeled Move up and Move down buttons, and position changes are announced.
- The calculator labels every field, links errors back to their inputs, and announces results politely.
- Reduced-motion preferences disable animation, and nothing autoplays.
- Tables collapse to labeled cards on small screens without losing field relationships.
Current review status
Automated checks and keyboard passes run against representative routes in this build. A complete manual review (NVDA and VoiceOver passes, 200 percent zoom, forced-colors mode, and increased text spacing) is scheduled as a launch requirement, and this statement will be updated with the review date and findings when it is completed.
Known limitations
- The share-image canvas is described by its surrounding text rather than being independently navigable; the same result is always available as page text.
- Very wide holding tables scroll horizontally inside a labeled region on medium screens.
Report a problem
If something is hard to use with assistive technology, email corrections@networthleader.com with the page and what happened. Serious barriers are treated with the same urgency as data errors.