Accessibility
The map is never the only way in.
Equivalent list access
Every point visible on the orientation map is also available in a complete semantic list with the same title, region, location tier, description, and destination link.
Keyboard and assistive technology
Interactive markers, filters, navigation, and record links use native controls and visible focus states. Map markers include location-aware accessible names.
Motion and contrast
The interface respects reduced-motion preferences and uses a high-contrast night-and-paper palette. Photography is accompanied by meaningful alternative text.
Known limits
The generalized orientation map is visual by nature. The complete field index is the authoritative non-visual equivalent. If a barrier remains, Raven Rendering can be contacted through its public site.