Accessibility
Accessibility at Drevanto
We want contractors to be able to use this website with a keyboard, a screen reader, magnification, or whatever else works for them.
The standard we target
We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA on this website. That is the target we design and test against. We do not claim certification or full conformance: accessibility is checked as part of ongoing work, and some areas are still being improved.
What we have actually checked
- Automated accessibility checks run page by page across the public website.
- Keyboard interactions for navigation, forms, tools and dialogs were exercised through browser automation; human usability testing remains pending.
- Visible focus, focus order, and focus returning where you expect it.
- Labels, error messages, and status updates written so a screen reader has something to announce.
- Colour contrast for text and controls, measured where a solid background can be read.
- Layout at narrow and wide window sizes, and with wider text spacing applied — this is a window-size equivalent of reflow, not the same thing as browser zoom.
Still pending
- Native browser zoom at 200% and 400% has not been tested yet. We have only checked the narrow-window equivalent.
- No testing with a real screen reader or other assistive technology has been done yet, on any browser or reader combination.
- Testing on physical phones and tablets has not been done yet.
- Where text sits on a photo, a gradient, or a see-through panel, the contrast could not be measured reliably, so it is unresolved.
Some pages contain dense comparison and benchmark tables. These scroll sideways inside a labelled region on small screens rather than reflowing into a single column.
Report an accessibility problem
If something on this website blocks you, please tell us. Email hello@drevanto.com or use the contact form. Where you can, include the page address, the feature you were using, what you expected, and what happened instead — plus the browser, device, or assistive technology you were using. That detail lets us reproduce the problem quickly.