What's actually tested, stated plainly.
Reviewed 2026-07-10. Every claim below is verifiable against the source: this page names the real target, the real coverage, and the real gaps, not an aspiration.
Target
The site targets WCAG 2.1 Level A and AA. That is a target, not a conformance claim: conformance requires evaluation against every success criterion, including manual testing this site has not yet undergone (see Current limitations below). What follows describes the real, verifiable mechanisms in place today.
12 templates, both themes.
@axe-core/playwright runs an automated wcag2a/wcag2aa/wcag21a/wcag21aa scan against every route below, in light and dark mode, with reduced motion emulated so entrance animations can't be sampled mid-transition. Any violation fails CI.
That is 12 routes × 2 themes = 24 scans, run on every push.
CI gate
Lighthouse CI asserts the accessibility category at a minimum score of 0.90, at error level (build-breaking), across both a desktop and a mobile budget run, on every push. A regression fails the build before it ships; it does not get to production and get noticed later.
What this doesn't cover yet.
- No manual screen-reader testing has been performed yet (VoiceOver, NVDA, or JAWS).
- Automated scanning covers 12 representative templates, not every route on the site. Legal pages, /about, and /sitemap itself are not in the automated suite.
- Axe-core catches a meaningful but partial subset of WCAG success criteria: contrast math, ARIA validity, and accessible-name computation. It does not evaluate meaningful reading order, keyboard-trap edge cases beyond its rule set, or gesture alternatives; those need a human.
- Third-party embedded content (none currently on the site) would not be covered by this statement if added later without a corresponding audit update.
Found something that doesn't work?
Automated coverage catches a lot; it doesn't catch everything. If something on ramonloganjr.com is hard to use with assistive technology, email hello@ramonloganjr.com or use the contact form. Real reports move faster than any audit.