
An accessibility review for static websites
Review structure, keyboard paths, text, images, and mobile behavior with a repeatable checklist and clearly recorded limitations.
LAB COLLECTION / 2 FIELD NOTES
Start with the page itself: what it needs to explain, how a reader finds the answer, and what should happen next. This collection joins practical planning with an accessibility review so that a small website can be coherent as well as visually expressive.
New to static publishing? Read the planning guide first and draft a page inventory. Then use the accessibility article to check the representative page before repeating its layout across the site. A tidy folder is only one part of a useful release. Start with the Page Static guide for the topic overview.

Review structure, keyboard paths, text, images, and mobile behavior with a repeatable checklist and clearly recorded limitations.

Turn a vague website idea into a useful page map, a realistic publishing workflow, and a launch plan you can maintain.
Browse the field notes by a specific question or workflow. Each topic archive brings its related reading together.