Which accessibility practices are built in?
Calculator inputs use visible labels, result changes use live regions, navigation uses semantic links, and content follows a heading hierarchy.
The layout responds to smaller screens, supports keyboard interaction, preserves visible focus, and reduces animation when the device requests reduced motion.
What remains part of ongoing review?
Automated checks help but do not replace testing with real assistive technology and users.
New calculators, images, tables, consent controls, and advertisements must be checked for labels, reading order, contrast, zoom, focus behavior, and obstruction before release.
How can an accessibility barrier be reported?
Use the contact page and include the affected URL, feature, browser, device, and assistive technology where possible.
Do not include sensitive personal information. This statement was last reviewed on 11 November 2026.
Last updated 11 November 2026