Accessibility
Good design should stay usable.
Jmorex aims to make the public website understandable and operable across different devices, input methods, motion preferences, and visual needs. This is an ongoing engineering and design practice, not a claim of third-party certification.
Last reviewed: September 18, 2026.
Current accessibility approach
The public site uses semantic HTML, visible keyboard focus, skip navigation, responsive layouts, scalable type, reduced-motion behavior, native disclosure controls for mobile navigation, descriptive page titles, structured headings, and high-contrast preference support.
Motion and immersive content
The primary consulting pages do not require motion to understand or use the site. Where motion is present, the interface respects the browser's reduced-motion preference. The optional House experience is a secondary visual layer; the business information required to understand Jmorex remains available through standard pages.
Keyboard and screen structure
Navigation and calls to action are designed to remain keyboard reachable. The site uses landmarks, heading hierarchy, labels, and native elements where practical instead of replacing standard controls with custom interaction solely for appearance.
Contrast and readability
Jmorex uses a restrained dark palette with bone/silver text and limited gold accents. A higher-contrast preference receives stronger text and border contrast. Content width and line height are intentionally constrained on long-form pages.
Standards target
The design and engineering target is practical alignment with WCAG 2.2 AA where applicable to the public site. This statement does not represent independent certification or guarantee that every assistive-technology combination has been tested.
Report a barrier
If something on jmorex.com is difficult to access or operate, email jerome.c@jmorex.com with the page, device or assistive technology if relevant, and what prevented completion. Jmorex can also provide reasonable alternative access to public information when possible.