Built to be read. And reached.
Keyboard navigation, responsive layouts, motion controls, and readable data states are part of how this site works.
The site uses semantic page headings, landmark navigation, a skip-to-content link, visible keyboard focus, and a mobile menu with an explicit open and close control. The menu supports Escape to close and returns focus to its toggle when closed that way. Long data identifiers wrap, and tables provide a labeled horizontal-scrolling region on narrow screens.
Keyboard navigation
Use Tab and Shift+Tab to move between links and controls. The first focused link lets you skip the site header. On small screens, open the menu with its button; navigation links become available inside the expanded menu. Use Escape to close it. Standard details controls reveal FAQ answers and the article table of contents.
Copy buttons use the browser clipboard where available. If clipboard access is blocked, the interface selects the identifier and explains that you should use your device’s copy command. A status message reports the result.
Motion and reading
The homepage includes a pause control for its decorative scrolling strip. The site also respects the device’s reduced-motion preference. Article content does not depend on animation, and no live-data indicator is simulated through motion. A fetch timestamp, rather than an animation, describes when data was obtained.
Browser zoom and normal text selection remain available. The layout adapts to narrow screens instead of requiring a desktop-width canvas. Article images include meaningful alternative text and explicit dimensions.
Data states
Loading, unavailable, invalid-identifier, and successful results are reported in a status region. Missing information is labeled rather than indicated only through color. Public-data features require JavaScript and a working provider connection; explanatory content and external navigation remain available without those features.
Report a barrier
Accessibility is not established by a feature list alone. If a page or control prevents you from using the site, email the address on Contact with the page, browser or assistive technology, and the action you were attempting. Share only the information needed to describe the issue, not private wallet material.
The site does not claim a third-party accessibility certification. Feedback and practical testing are part of maintaining a usable experience across devices and interaction methods.