bmersereau gives Mike's interface a much-needed accessibility floor

bmersereau has turned an informal visual style into a clearer set of reusable building blocks. The practical effect is fewer small differences between document, directory, picker, modal and Word add-in screens, while keeping the existing look intact.

The accessibility work is the stronger move. Keyboard users now get clearer focus cues; icon-only controls must have meaningful names; search fields can be properly labelled; buttons are less likely to submit a form by accident; and status changes, such as copying a citation, can be announced to assistive technology. Selection controls and dropdowns also have clearer active states.

For legal teams, that kind of consistency matters when staff move quickly between documents, matters and drafting tools.