A factual description of what has been built in. This site has not been independently audited and does not claim a certified accessibility level.
All records, tables, guides and policies are in the page’s HTML. JavaScript only adds the archive filters, the CSV download, the feedback-draft tool and the cookie notice. Without it, all eight records remain visible and readable.
Links, filter menus, buttons, FAQ disclosures and form fields are native controls, reachable with the Tab key and operated with standard keys. A “Skip to main content” link comes first on every page. Keyboard focus is shown with a thick outline that is visible on both light and dark areas. Scrollable table areas can receive focus so that they can be scrolled with the arrow keys. Anchored sections have scroll margins so headings are not hidden.
The cookie notice is a non-modal dialog placed early in the page order, directly after the skip link, so it can be reached with the Tab key. It can be dismissed with its “Got it” button or the Escape key, and it never traps focus.
Data tables have captions, header cells with scope and a total row where relevant. Main and Euro numbers sit in separately labelled groups, and each record states its pool, source and snapshot note in text. When a filter highlights a matching number, it adds a visible outline and a text note for screen readers rather than relying on colour alone.
Every field has a visible label. The feedback-draft tool shows errors as text next to the field, marks the field as invalid and moves focus to the first problem. The number of matching draws, download results and copy results are announced through polite status regions.
The only motion is a short underline and opacity transition on links and buttons, and a brief fade-in of the cookie notice. It is switched off when your system asks for reduced motion. Translucent “frosted glass” surfaces sit on near-opaque backgrounds so that text keeps its contrast. Content never starts hidden. Text uses system fonts at 16px or larger and adjusts across screen widths. Table areas scroll sideways only within their own labelled box, with a visible note on narrow screens.
Use the local feedback-draft tool to write down an accessibility issue. That tool prepares text on your device and is not a sent support ticket, so the note needs to be passed on by you to whoever publishes the site.