
An accessibility review for static websites
Review structure, keyboard paths, text, images, and mobile behavior with a repeatable checklist and clearly recorded limitations.
FOLLOW THE THREAD / 3 FIELD NOTES
Plan prepared pages around a real reader task, then check structure, content ownership, and the reading experience.
These notes connect page planning with the practical work of keeping content usable. Begin with a small inventory and a complete sample page. Use the accessibility review to examine keyboard paths and long-form reading, and revisit the CMS workflow when the editing process becomes difficult. Begin with the Page Static guide for an introduction.

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

Compare file-based, visual, and headless editing approaches by testing the work your team performs after launch.

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.