Accessibility

Structure and navigation

Pages use landmarks such as main, navigation, header, and footer, with a single page-level heading and nested section headings. Breadcrumbs identify the current location on tool and information pages.

The main tools menu is controlled by a labelled button with expanded-state information. On small screens, the navigation has a separate toggle. Menu links remain normal links that can be reached and activated with a keyboard.

Forms, controls, and focus

File inputs have associated labels, and the interface applies visible focus outlines to links, buttons, and form controls. Tool-specific upload and processing status text is presented in the page interface.

Native details/summary elements are used for expandable questions, preserving keyboard operation supplied by the browser. Some complex editor interactions may still need assistive-technology testing.

Responsive use and motion

The layout includes mobile and tablet breakpoints so navigation, tool cards, and page controls can reflow on narrower screens. A reduced-motion media query limits decorative transitions and scrolling animation when the operating-system preference requests it.

Limitations and feedback

These implementation details are not a substitute for testing with different browsers, screen readers, zoom levels, input methods, and user needs. Accessibility issues may remain, particularly in complex document-editor interactions.

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