Accessibility statement
Last updated 20 May 2026
This site aims to meet WCAG 2.2 level AA. This statement records where it does and where it does not.
What has been done
Semantic landmarks and a skip link, a single visible focus style throughout, full keyboard operation of navigation, the search palette and every tool control, labelled form fields with errors associated to their inputs, progress reported through an ARIA progressbar and a live region, and status conveyed by text rather than colour alone.
Motion is limited and respects the reduced-motion preference.
Known gaps
The visual page organiser depends on pointer-based dragging; keyboard reordering is planned but not yet implemented, and until it is, that tool will not be fully operable without a mouse.
Rendered page previews are images of documents and carry no text alternative describing their content, because the content is the user's own file.
This statement is based on internal testing. It has not been independently audited.
Feedback
If something here is unusable for you, the contact form reaches a person and accessibility reports are treated as bugs rather than requests.