Accessibility
Mobile-first
Many people access community resources from a phone, not a desktop. That means the experience has to stay readable, lightweight, and easy to navigate on smaller screens.
How this shows up in the project
- 01Core actions are kept visible and simple so users can get to the map or guided flow quickly.
- 02Layouts are built to remain legible on smaller devices, including in lower-attention or on-the-go situations.
- 03We prioritize straightforward interactions over clutter so information stays usable when time and bandwidth are limited.
Why this matters
If a resource tool only works well on a large screen, it fails many of the people who need it most. A mobile-first approach keeps access practical in real-world conditions.