Checks carried out
The following checks were made on every page before publication, using automated scripts in a desktop browser and keyboard testing:
- Pages were tried at four widths, from a narrow phone width to a wide screen, for content that runs off the side.
- Every link, button and form field was reached with the Tab key, and a visible focus outline was present each time.
- Text and focus outline colours were measured for contrast against their backgrounds.
- Buttons and form controls were measured for size.
- Every image that carries meaning has a text alternative; decorative drawings are hidden from screen readers.
- Every table has a caption and header cells.
- Form fields have visible labels, and tool results are announced to screen readers through a status message.
- Pages were checked with JavaScript switched off: content and links still work, and each tool shows its questions, items or stages as plain HTML, with only the totals, sorting and downloads needing scripts.
These relate to parts of the W3C's WCAG 2.2 guidelines, including keyboard access, visible focus, contrast, target size and text alternatives. They are not a full audit against every success criterion.
Known gaps
- No one has yet tried the site with a screen reader, and no testing with disabled users has taken place.
- The tools' downloaded text files are plain text; their layout relies on line breaks and spacing.
- Mobile layouts were checked in a desktop browser set to phone widths, not on physical phones.
Telling us about a barrier
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Legal context
The Equality Act 2010 sets duties for service providers, including in how they provide services to disabled people. This page describes the checks done; it does not claim a level of WCAG conformance.