Accessibility
Everyone should be able to use this site
Our goal is WCAG 2.1 level AA, the common standard for accessible websites. We haven't had an outside accessibility audit yet, so here is exactly what we have checked.
What we checked (November 2026)
- Pages fit a phone screen (tested at 375 pixels wide) without scrolling sideways
- Every worksheet box and button has a written label
- Text color contrast was measured in light and dark mode
- A "Skip to content" link and a visible outline show where you are when using the keyboard
Not tested yet
- Use with screen readers (like VoiceOver or NVDA) by people who rely on them
- Whether the filled court PDFs read well with assistive technology
- The translated pages: they were made with AI and are waiting for native-speaker review
Something hard to use? The free self-help centers on our free help page can help you in person or by phone. For court, ask the court for disability accommodations on form MC-410.