Accessibility statement

Our target

We aim for WCAG 2.2 level AA across the site. We test rather than certify: this statement describes what has been implemented and verified in the browser, not a formal audit or an accessibility certification.

What is implemented

• A skip link, one main landmark, and labelled navigation regions.
• Visible focus indicators on every interactive element, with a consistent focus colour.
• All form inputs have associated labels, hints and error text; tool results are announced politely without interrupting typing.
• Information is never conveyed by colour alone — inclusion states use icon plus text.
• Touch targets of about 44px for primary controls and menu items.
• Reduced-motion support: animations and smooth scrolling are disabled when the operating system asks for it.
• Print styles that remove navigation and imagery while keeping assumptions and results.
• Quote comparison becomes a deliberately scrollable, keyboard-focusable region on narrow screens rather than causing horizontal page overflow.

Known limitations

• The mobile menu is a full-screen panel; focus is moved into it on open and returned on close, but it is not a modal dialog.
• Wide comparison tables need horizontal scrolling on small screens, which some screen-reader users find awkward.
• Diagrams carry text alternatives, but they are simplified and are not a substitute for the written description.
• Content is published in English only.

Telling us about a barrier

If something on this site prevents you from reading or using it, tell us through the contact page with the page and what happened. Accessibility reports are treated as bugs and prioritised over cosmetic issues.