Designed to be easier to use

This site aims to make useful support available across different devices and ways of navigating. The design includes keyboard-operable controls, visible focus indicators, descriptive field labels, clear headings, a skip link, responsive layouts, and reduced-motion support.

Reading and navigation.

Use the browser’s zoom controls to increase text size. Guide pages include an on-page contents list. The main navigation collapses into a labeled menu on smaller screens. Each page has one primary heading.

Interactive tools.

Forms use labels and group related questions. Status messages announce important results where practical. The core tools require JavaScript; educational guides and external resource links remain available without it. Printable views and text downloads are available in relevant tools.

Known limitations and review.

This initial edition has not undergone a formal accessibility audit or comprehensive assistive-technology testing. No WCAG conformance claim is made. Review should include screen readers, keyboard-only use, touch controls, zoom, contrast, error messages, and downloaded documents.