The page relies heavily on scrolling and pointer-based interaction to reveal information across wide, horizontally arranged sections. This interaction style may be challenging for keyboard-only users or those using assistive technologies if alternative navigation options are limited.

This page relies on scroll-based visual transitions and animations as part of its design. While visually engaging, motion-heavy design can create accessibility barriers for users with motion sensitivity or cognitive differences. Providing clear options to reduce or disable motion supports inclusive design.

Navigation buttons are visually clear and consistently placed, helping users understand available actions. This improves usability and supports operability.

Clear and consistent headings help users understand the structure of the page. This is especially important for screen reader users who rely on headings to navigate content efficiently.

Apple uses strong contrast between text and background, making content readable for users with low vision or colour blindness. This supports the POUR principle of being perceivable.