Built to be hacked by everyone
Making physical things shouldn't require perfect vision, a steady hand, or a mouse — and neither should our software portals. We aim for WCAG 2.1 AA and build with inclusive design principles.
Keyboard First
Every link and form control on this site can be operated with a keyboard. No mouse required. Because grabbing a mouse wastes precious milliseconds of your typing speed.
Screen-reader Ready
Semantic HTML, correct headings, and clear ARIA descriptions. Robots can narrate this page at 1000 WPM without choking.
Readable Contrast
Optimized dark theme contrast ratios for late-night debugging. And a light theme for developers who actually like the sun.
Reduced Motion Support
Our animations respect your system settings. If you prefer things calm, our floating boxes and typewriter cursors freeze on command.
Relative Sizing
We build with relative units. Zooming the layout or enlarging your browser text reflows everything cleanly instead of clipping it.
Generous Click Targets
Buttons use a 44px minimum hit area so your soldering-iron burnt fingers or shaky touchscreen taps never miss their targets.
Ongoing conformance
Every page across makrx.org is built and audited to WCAG 2.1 AA — keyboard navigation, screen-reader semantics, and contrast are checked as part of our normal release process, not bolted on after launch.
Accessibility is never "done" — as we ship new features we keep testing against the same bar. If something on the site ever falls short, drop us an email and we will fix it fast.
Report a barrier
Encountered a keyboard trap or missing label? Send us an email detailing the URL, your OS, and the screen reader/browser combo you are using. We respond within 48 hours.
support@makrx.org