Current approach
Operant Ashton aims to support keyboard navigation, visible focus, semantic headings, readable text, alternative text, touch access, responsive layouts, reduced-motion preferences, and direct route navigation alongside spatial hotspots.
Motion and sensory access
When your device requests reduced motion, the site suppresses or simplifies ambient video, drifting objects, parallax, and transition effects where supported. Audio is not required to understand or navigate the website.
Direct alternatives
The Index of the World provides a non-spatial route through the consulting environment. The Resource Repository includes conventional filters and product pages. The Learning Commons includes a written pathway index. Policy pages use ordinary document structure.
Known complexity
Immersive environments can create challenges for some assistive technologies, low-bandwidth connections, older devices, and people who prefer less visual complexity. The direct links and written indexes are intended as equivalent paths, and the site will continue to be tested and improved.
Request an alternative or report a barrier
Use the consultation inquiry route, select “Something else,” and describe the page, device, assistive technology if relevant, and the alternative format or correction that would help. Do not include client information or PHI. Accessibility requests do not require a purchase.