Accessibility and inclusive use
ATV Radar accessibility statement
We want the public website and authenticated ATV Radar panel to be usable by as many people as possible, including people who navigate with a keyboard, screen reader, zoom or reduced-motion settings.
Effective from: 2026-07-28
1.Our target
ATV Radar aims to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA. This is a product commitment and a continuous improvement target, not a claim of external certification.
2.How we assess accessibility
- automated Lighthouse accessibility checks for representative public page types;
- keyboard navigation, visible focus and responsive zoom checks;
- semantic headings, labels, alternative text and reduced-motion support;
- regression checks during product releases.
The latest automated Lighthouse checks scored at least 94 across the tested public page types, with many reaching 100. Automated tests cannot detect every accessibility barrier, so we also use manual checks and user reports.
3.Current limitations
We are not aware of a critical barrier that blocks the main public journeys. Complex charts, maps and third-party payment or authentication interfaces may still be easier to understand visually than through assistive technology. Where practical, ATV Radar provides labels, summaries or tabular alternatives and continues to improve these areas.
4.Report a barrier
If you cannot use a page or function, email office@atvradar.com. Please include the page address, the problem, your browser or assistive technology and your preferred contact method. We normally acknowledge reports within seven business days.
5.Related information
See our corrections policy, privacy policy and contact page.