Access standard
The repair path should work without a mouse
These repair guides are designed to work on a phone, with a keyboard, at high zoom, and with assistive technology.
- Last reviewed
- 24 August 2026
Current foundations
Pages use one primary heading, structural headings, native links, buttons, checkboxes, fieldsets, legends, labels, visible focus styles and polite result announcements. A skip link bypasses the repeated site navigation, and touch controls are sized for mobile use.
Content access
Safety and fit decisions are expressed in text rather than color alone. Image alternatives identify the useful subject without pretending the image proves a repair. Reduced-motion preferences are respected where progress animation is used.
Ongoing review
Automated checks are useful but do not replace keyboard, zoom, mobile, and screen-reader testing. Accessibility problems are treated as product defects and corrected with the affected route.
Reference
The skip path implements the WCAG requirement to provide a mechanism for bypassing repeated content.