DocNimble Accessibility Statement
DocNimble aims to keep public pages, tools and administration usable with keyboards, assistive technology, zoom and small screens.
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Built-in practices
Pages use semantic landmarks, a skip link, visible labels, focusable controls, responsive layouts and text alternatives for meaningful illustrations. Forms retain clear labels and errors should be expressed in text rather than colour alone.
Keyboard and motion
Core navigation and forms are intended to work without a mouse. Animation should not be required to understand a result, and reduced-motion preferences should be respected where motion is used.
Documents produced by tools
DocNimble cannot guarantee that every user-supplied or generated PDF is itself an accessible document. Converting or rasterising a PDF can remove semantic structure. Users with accessibility requirements should verify exported files in an appropriate checker.
Reporting a barrier
Use the contact form with the page URL, device/browser, assistive technology if relevant, and the task you could not complete. Do not attach confidential source documents.