Every action is reachable and visible.
Skip link, native links and controls, logical focus order, a two-pixel focus ring, and no pointer-only path.
Accessibilitytarget: WCAG 2.2 AA
This should work before it dazzles.
The Campbell concept is built for keyboard, screen-reader, touch, zoom, reduced-motion, high-contrast, narrow-screen, and JavaScript-off use.
Working commitments
Specific behavior, not a badge.
Structure carries the meaning.
Landmarks, one page heading, descriptive labels, status regions, real lists, sensible alt text, and decorative patterns hidden from assistive technology.
Nothing important depends on movement.
The switchboard and page transitions become immediate under reduced motion. The still state contains the complete content.
The full guide becomes one clear line.
Controls stay at least 44 pixels high, tables become readable lists, photographs retain their subjects, and no essential copy overflows.
Navigation, indexes, and owners remain.
Every page, event page, business page, source link, and owner handoff is normal HTML. Search and filtering explain their fallback.
English-only is stated honestly.
Plain language ships now. Translation waits for a maintained glossary and qualified human review instead of presenting incomplete machine output as civic coverage.
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