Keyboard and structure
A skip link, semantic landmarks, native disclosure controls, descriptive links, and visible focus support non-pointer navigation.
A public threshold should be usable
ACCESS-01 / WEBSITE APPROACH
Access is part
of the architecture.
The Temple website aims for keyboard operation, semantic structure, visible focus, responsive layouts, readable contrast, reduced-motion respect, and text alternatives for meaningful imagery.
- Keyboard
- Supported
- Reduced motion
- Respected
- Feedback
- Open
Current approach
Designed to be
entered many ways.
Text before atmosphere
Concept images are supplementary. Core meaning remains in text, and decorative imagery is excluded from the accessibility tree.
Responsive and reduced
Layouts collapse for smaller screens and site motion is suppressed when reduced motion is preferred.
Feedback and limitations
If the threshold blocks you,
that is a site error.
This statement describes an active design approach, not a claim of perfect conformance or third-party certification. The linked ChatGPT Explorer is a separate product surface with its own accessibility behavior.