Keyboard first
Core navigation and learning interactions are designed to remain usable without a mouse.
Learning should be usable by everyone.
ASIC Campus is building an accessible VLSI learning experience across lessons, code examples, assessments and public information.
Readable by design
Strong contrast, scalable typography, responsive layouts and clear technical content support comfortable reading.
Semantic structure
Headings, landmarks, labels and meaningful HTML help assistive technologies interpret each page.
Our standard
Accessibility commitment
We aim to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA principles across public and learning pages. Accessibility is treated as an ongoing engineering requirement rather than a one-time checklist.
- Keyboard navigation throughout primary platform flows
- Screen-reader friendly semantic markup and form labels
- Responsive layouts for mobile, tablet and desktop
- Readable monospace presentation for code and terminal output
- Text alternatives or explanations for critical technical visuals where practical
Known challenges
Technical visual content
Waveforms, timing diagrams, schematics and other visual engineering material can be difficult to represent fully through assistive technology. We work to accompany critical visual information with explanatory text and structured context.
Found an accessibility barrier?
Tell us what page you were using, what happened and which assistive technology or browser you used, if applicable.