We are committed to making guideez.com accessible to people with disabilities across screen sizes and input methods. Our target is WCAG 2.2 Level AA; this is an ongoing goal, not a claim of an independent audit or universal conformance.
Reading and navigation
Pages use semantic headings, a skip link, visible keyboard focus, and labelled navigation. Reference text is included in the initial HTML so it can be read without JavaScript. Illustrations have text alternatives, and the layout adapts to narrow screens. Browser zoom is not disabled. Motion effects respect a reduced-motion preference where they are used.
Forms and privacy controls
Contact fields have visible labels and required-field information. Status and error messages are presented as text rather than color alone. Acceptance, Necessary Only and rejection have equal visual weight. Cookie Settings opens non-modal category controls on the current page; the Cookie Policy also has a permanent inline panel. No focus-trapping dialog or backdrop is used. Server-submitted acceptance and rejection remain available without JavaScript; individual category controls require scripting.
Design targets and legal context
Our design targets include at least 4.5:1 contrast for ordinary text, visible keyboard focus, descriptive alternatives for meaningful images, and primary interactive targets at least 44 by 44 CSS pixels. We check responsive behavior from 320-pixel mobile screens to wide desktop layouts and respect reduced-motion preferences. These targets are not a guarantee about every link, device or assistive-technology combination. The Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 508 are relevant accessibility references in the United States; their applicability depends on the organization and context, and this statement does not claim a formal legal determination or a completed audit.
Known boundaries
Browser extensions, assistive-technology combinations, and external documentation can behave differently. The local search interface and contact-form enhancement use JavaScript, while ordinary page links and a complete sitemap remain available without it. The site cannot promise the accessibility of manufacturer or other third-party destinations linked as sources, but reports about difficult source links are welcome.
Report a barrier
Choose Accessibility on the Contact form or email info@driversoftguidegmail.com. Include the page address, the action you were trying to complete, and the barrier encountered. Browser and assistive-technology details can help if you are comfortable providing them; no medical information is needed. We do not promise a particular response time, but reports can identify practical improvements to the library.
Standard and ongoing limitations
Our target is WCAG 2.2 Level AA, including readable contrast and usable keyboard navigation. This is a target, not a completed independent audit. The explanatory illustrations are conceptual and their text alternatives cannot communicate every visual detail. The contact form and individual preference controls need JavaScript; direct email and server-submitted acceptance/rejection offer alternatives. Please report a particular contrast, focus, zoom or screen-reader problem rather than assuming every combination has been tested.
How to reach us
For questions about Accessibility Statement, email info@driversoftguidegmail.com or use the contact form and choose the topic that fits. Direct email is an alternative when online sending is unavailable. This channel is for website correspondence, not device assistance.
This page describes our practices and is not legal advice.
