Accessibility Statement
The accessibility approach for would.you articles, navigation and interactive tools.
Choices should be open to everyone
Built for different inputs
Navigation and tools are keyboard operable, controls have visible labels, focus states remain visible and the mobile menu reports its open state. Motion is reduced when the operating system requests it.
Readable by design
The palette is contrast checked, text remains resizable, indexable content is available without JavaScript and generated images have meaningful alternative text. Body content does not rely on italic styling; the small privacy note below a tool remains understandable from its words alone.
Continuous work
Accessibility is an ongoing practice. If something blocks you, contact access@would.you and tell us what you were trying to do.
Continue exploring
Accessible decision tools
Try keyboard-operable tools with visible labels and focus states.
Report an accessibility barrier
Tell us the page, device and task that caused a problem.
Browse the HTML sitemap
Reach every launch page through a simple list of links.