Navigation and controls
A skip link moves focus to the main content. The main navigation uses ordinary links; on narrow screens, a labeled menu button exposes them and reports its expanded state. Generator controls have visible labels. Result actions use text labels alongside any decoration, and status messages announce the outcome of saving, copying, searching, or exporting.
Reading and motion
Layouts reflow for narrow screens, text can be enlarged, and the site does not require animation to communicate instructions. There is no autoplaying audio or video. Images have descriptive alternative text when they convey information, and decorative icons have empty alt text. Reduced-motion preferences are respected for optional transitions.
Limitations
The site has not received an independent accessibility certification. The experience can vary with browsers, devices, assistive technology, and local storage restrictions. Clipboard access may be unavailable on some contexts; a copy failure is reported so you can select the name manually. Email links rely on your configured email software.
Report a barrier
Email hopkinsuxgqoe@gmail.com with the page URL, the action that failed, and the browser or assistive technology involved if you can share it. Avoid sending private data. A concise account of the barrier is enough to start a review; you do not need to diagnose the underlying code.
Expanded tools and long articles
The expanded form retains visible labels for naming choices and practical limits. Result actions have text names, comparison controls report their selected state, and the updated status identifies a smaller or empty candidate set. Long tool articles and policy pages include section links; tables are contained in their own scrollable region on narrow screens. These implementation choices are intended to support navigation and reading, but they are not a claim that every browser, assistive technology, or use case has received an independent audit.
If a control or reading surface is difficult
Send hopkinsuxgqoe@gmail.com the page, action, and barrier involved. You can describe a focus problem, a table that is hard to navigate, unclear wording, text sizing, or a label that does not announce properly. A concise report is useful even if you do not know the technical cause. Do not include passwords, private notebook contents, or unnecessary device logs. If an export or clipboard action fails, the visible text can still be selected manually where your browser permits.