Accessibility is part of the site's ongoing design and maintenance. Gibidda Press is independently operated, and the site will continue to be reviewed as content and interactive features are added.
What the site is designed to support
- Clear page structure using meaningful headings and landmarks.
- Keyboard access to navigation, links, buttons, dialogs, and companion controls.
- Visible keyboard focus indicators.
- Text alternatives for meaningful images.
- Responsive layouts that work across a range of screen sizes and zoom levels.
- Readable color contrast and information that is not conveyed by color alone.
- Reduced-motion behavior for visitors who request it.
- Text-based alternatives for important reference material and downloadable resources.
Interactive learning resources
The Underneath the Syntax companion provides examples as selectable text, with keyboard-operable copy and run controls. The QF Code editor includes labeled controls and preserves literal programming operators rather than replacing them with typographic symbols.
A browser-based code editor is inherently more complex than an ordinary reading page and may present additional challenges for some assistive technologies. The companion text, language specification, and downloadable Markdown resources provide non-interactive ways to access much of the same reference material.
Known limitations
Gibidda Press has not undergone a formal third-party accessibility audit and does not claim certification or perfect conformance. There may be issues that have not yet been identified, particularly in the QF Code editor or in complex code and specification tables.
Feedback and assistance
To report a barrier or request help, please include the page address, what you were trying to do, the browser or assistive technology involved when relevant, and the kind of alternative or correction that would help.
Ongoing review
This statement will be updated as the site changes, including when a native Gibidda Press contact form is introduced.