Keyboard first-class.
Navigation, links, and interactive surfaces must remain reachable without a pointer, with visible focus that does not depend on hover.
ACCESSIBILITY
The interface should stay usable when the defaults disappear.
Accessibility is part of RumblePoint product quality. This site is built to remain navigable with a keyboard, understandable through semantic structure, legible across zoom and viewport changes, and calm when motion is reduced.
Structure carries meaning.
Headings, landmarks, labels, lists, and reading order should communicate the page even when the visual composition is unavailable.
Motion is optional.
The site respects reduced-motion preferences and avoids making animation necessary to understand content or reach an action.
Contrast can get stronger.
Higher-contrast and forced-color environments receive explicit treatment instead of being treated as browser edge cases.