Accessibility and Inclusion

Accessibility Statement

Tool Driver aims to make its website and online tools usable by as many people as possible. This statement explains our approach and how you can report an accessibility problem.

1. Our Approach to Accessibility

We want visitors to be able to find information, understand instructions and use supported tools with as few barriers as reasonably possible.

Accessibility is an ongoing process. A page or tool may need further improvement as new issues are identified, website features change or visitors provide feedback.

Transparency: This statement describes our intended approach. It is not a claim that every page or tool has been independently audited or fully conforms to a particular accessibility standard.

2. Accessibility Considerations

When designing or improving website features, useful accessibility considerations include:

Clear headings and a logical page structure.
Readable text and sufficient colour contrast.
Labels and instructions for form fields.
Keyboard access to interactive controls where supported.
Meaningful link text and descriptive button labels.
Layouts that adapt to different screen sizes and zoom levels.
Helpful feedback when an input is missing or invalid.

Actual accessibility can vary between pages, tools, browsers and assistive technologies.

3. Known Limitations

Some browser-based utilities may use interactive controls, dynamic results or third-party components that present accessibility challenges. Older content or recently added features may also require further review.

If you encounter a barrier, please report the page, the action you were trying to perform and what happened. This helps us understand the problem and consider a suitable improvement.

4. Getting Assistance

If a tool is difficult to use, contact us and describe the task you are trying to complete. Where practical, we will consider whether clearer instructions, an alternative method or a change to the interface could help.

We cannot guarantee that an alternative will be available for every tool, but feedback helps us identify areas for improvement.

5. Report an Accessibility Problem

Visit our Contact page to report an accessibility issue. If possible, include:

The URL of the affected page or tool.
The action you were trying to complete.
The problem you encountered.
Your browser, device or assistive technology, if relevant.

Please do not send passwords or other sensitive personal information with your report.

6. Review and Improvement

We aim to use feedback and practical testing to identify accessibility issues and improve the experience over time. The scope and timing of reviews may vary across the website.

This statement may be updated as our accessibility practices and website features develop.

Accessibility FAQs

Is Tool Driver fully accessible?

We aim to improve accessibility, but we are not claiming that every page or tool has been fully audited or conforms to every accessibility standard.

Can I use the website with a keyboard?

Keyboard usability may vary by page and tool. If you cannot reach or operate a control using your keyboard, please report the issue.

How do I report an accessibility barrier?

Use the Contact page and provide the affected URL, the task you were attempting and a description of the problem.

Will you provide an alternative to a difficult tool?

We will consider reported barriers and possible improvements. An alternative may not be available for every tool or issue.

Does the website work on mobile devices?

The website is designed with responsive layouts, but the experience may differ between devices, browsers and individual tools. Report any specific problem you encounter.