Accessibility

Access should not depend on how you use the web.

Tristian's Cybersecurity Consulting is designed with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA as an accessibility target. Accessibility is an ongoing process, so this statement is not a claim that every browser, assistive technology, or third-party service will be free of every barrier.

Accessibility features

• Semantic headings, landmarks, labels, and native form controls intended to work with screen readers and other assistive technology.
• A skip link that lets keyboard and screen-reader users move directly to the main content.
• Visible keyboard focus indicators and keyboard-operable navigation.
• Text and interface colors selected for strong contrast against the dark background.
• Responsive layouts intended to reflow on narrow screens and when content is enlarged.
• Support for reduced-motion preferences so nonessential transitions are removed when requested by the operating system.
• Form fields with visible labels, required-field instructions, browser-native validation, and sufficiently large controls.
• Content links that use underlining in addition to color where they appear inside body text.

Consultation form

The consultation form uses standard HTML controls and can be completed with a keyboard. A CAPTCHA is not required by this site; a hidden honeypot field is used instead to reduce automated spam. Form delivery is handled by FormSubmit, a third-party service.

Need help or found a barrier?

If any part of the website is difficult to use, or if you need the information or consultation process in another accessible format, use the consultation form and choose “Accessibility / website barrier.” Include the page or feature involved and, if you are comfortable doing so, the browser or assistive technology you were using.

Accessibility review

The site is reviewed against practical WCAG 2.2 Level A and Level AA considerations including keyboard access, focus visibility, text contrast, form labeling, reduced motion, reflow, semantic structure, and accessible status or error information.

Last reviewed

August 25, 2026.