Our approach
Pages use semantic headings, descriptive links, labeled navigation, visible keyboard focus, scalable text, responsive layouts, and alternative text for meaningful images. Policy tables are placed in scrollable containers on narrow screens so the page itself does not overflow.
Keyboard and focus
Core navigation, links, buttons, expandable details, and privacy controls are intended to work by keyboard. Focus should remain visible as a user moves through interactive elements, and focus should not be trapped in a control without a clear way to leave it.
Zoom and responsive reading
Content is designed to reflow rather than shrink as the viewport narrows. Readers should be able to enlarge browser text and zoom without losing access to the main content, policy navigation, or controls.
Images, charts, tables, and status messages
Meaningful local images include alternative text. Tables use headings and narrow-screen scrolling. Loading and failure states use visible text and status roles. The surrounding research page provides a written explanation of how the market breadth panel should be interpreted.
Forms and interactive controls
Buttons and links should have meaningful labels, visible focus, and sufficient target size. Privacy controls report the stored state in text. Native disclosure controls are preferred when expandable content is needed.
Third-party limitations
Embedded market data and third-party messaging services may have accessibility limits outside our direct control. Those limits do not remove the need to make the surrounding MindBridge content and navigation usable.
Accessibility feedback
Send accessibility feedback to Contact email. Include the page, the feature involved, the assistive technology or browser used when relevant, and a description of the barrier. We do not claim a specific conformance level unless a formal assessment supports that statement.