Features included in this site
The templates include a skip link, semantic headings, visible keyboard focus, labelled controls, status messages, reduced-motion support, a responsive layout and a dark colour scheme. Data tables have labelled, keyboard-focusable containers where horizontal scrolling may be needed. Guides and tool outputs have print styles.
Content uses plain English where possible, explains technical terms and links to a searchable glossary. Information is not intentionally communicated by colour alone. The tools display text alongside scores, status and progress.
Review on 2 November 2026
The design target is WCAG 2.2 AA. This site does not claim full conformance. The review covered source code, automated accessibility checks, selected keyboard interactions, responsive layouts and text-spacing checks across 17 representative templates in Chrome. Generated print files were also inspected as diagnostics.
The review led to changes to control names, keyboard focus after workspace actions, narrow-screen heading wrapping and printable tool records. The single-character search shortcut was removed; search remains available through the labelled navigation link.
Checks still open
Tests with real screen readers, voice control and switch access remain open. Native browser zoom and text-only zoom, device-specific interaction, and native print previews in Chrome, Firefox and Safari also need verification. Automated checks and generated PDF files do not replace those checks.
Account creation, checkout and uploads are not active application flows; any future versions will need their own accessibility checks. A public contact and a process for responding to accessibility reports have not yet been published and remain open.
Reporting an issue
A public accessibility reporting contact has not yet been published. When reporting an issue, include the affected page and control, the device or assistive technology used, and what you expected to happen. Do not include confidential client information.
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