Accessibility

Our approach

We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA as a design and development target. A complete conformance audit has not been completed, so this statement is not a claim that every page meets every requirement.

Using the tools

• Use Tab and Shift+Tab to move through controls. A visible focus outline shows your position. The Skip to content link moves past the site header.
• The site respects your device’s reduced-motion preference. Tool animations and celebrations are reduced when that preference is enabled.
• Controls have text labels, and result/status messages use text alongside visual displays. Copy and export options are available on many tools when you need the output in another format.
• Layouts adapt to smaller screens. You can also use your browser’s zoom and text-size settings; please report any control or result that becomes hard to reach.

Testing and areas still being improved

Development checks include keyboard focus, mobile layouts, readable contrast and reduced motion. Screen-reader and assistive-technology coverage is still being expanded, especially for complex outputs such as wheel diagrams, seating layouts and statistical plots.

Interactive generators require JavaScript and a current browser. Browser, operating-system and assistive-technology combinations can behave differently. If a visual result or interactive control blocks your task, tell us which tool you used and what would make it usable for you.