Our approach
The website is designed to keep its planning tasks understandable without relying on a photograph, decorative effect or a single color. The main content uses semantic headings, labeled form fields, visible result descriptions and links with explanatory text. Responsive layouts adapt the tools for desktop and smaller screens.
The supplied interface aims to support keyboard and screen-reader use, but this statement is not a certification of complete conformance or a claim that every theme, browser, plugin and hosting variation has been independently audited.
Keyboard and form use
Use Tab and Shift+Tab to move through controls and Enter or Space where appropriate to activate them. The first navigation link lets keyboard users skip to the main content. On a smaller screen, a labeled Menu button opens navigation; Escape closes that menu. Native FAQ disclosures can also be opened with the keyboard.
Tool fields have visible labels, units and relevant help. On a calculation error, the interface shows a specific message and moves focus to it. Results are presented as text, not only as a visual graphic. When inputs change after a calculation, the result is marked stale and export controls are disabled until it is recalculated.
Text, layout and contrast
You can use browser zoom and device text controls. Content is intended to reflow without horizontal page scrolling at narrow widths. Long labels and results wrap, and layouts stack rather than hiding necessary information. A light or dark palette follows the browser’s color-scheme preference.
Buttons and controls have visible focus indicators. Status text accompanies cautions so color is not the only signal. The type and spacing are chosen for legibility, although personal preferences and assistive technologies vary. Let us know if a particular control is difficult to distinguish or reach.
Motion, images and outputs
The new designs do not require decorative motion to understand a page or result. Reduced-motion preferences disable smooth-scrolling effects where applicable. The homepage illustration has descriptive alternative text and is not a source of route information.
Downloads are plain-text files that include the current inputs, result, method and limits. Printing depends on your browser and device; the supplied print styles prioritize the result rather than navigation. Review an output before sharing, especially if you have added personal notes.
Known dependencies and limits
A working calculator requires JavaScript. Without it, the explanatory text and navigation remain available and a notice explains that calculation controls need scripting. Contact-form delivery depends on WordPress, the host and mail configuration. A local success state cannot certify delivery or the behavior of an external service.
Google information pages and any other external links have their own interfaces. Additional plugins, consent controls or changes made after installation can affect accessibility. A favorable local layout check is not a guarantee about every combination of assistive software and live website configuration.
Report a barrier
Contact support@trailbytyre.online or use the Contact page. Tell us the page, task, browser or assistive technology if you are comfortable sharing it, and what prevented you from completing the action. A short description or non-sensitive screenshot can help.
Do not send passwords, identity documents or private itineraries to demonstrate a problem. We can investigate reports and consider practical improvements, but no specific response time or particular technical solution is promised. If a form itself is the barrier, use the direct email route instead.