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Accessibility statement

Looking for work is not optional, so a job board that only some people can use is only doing part of its job. This page says where TechnoJobs actually stands: what has been tested, what is fixed, and what is not finished.

Last reviewed: 29 August 2026

Where we stand

TechnoJobs is partially conformant with WCAG 2.2 level AA. “Partially conformant” means most of the standard is met and some of it is not yet, or has not yet been checked thoroughly enough for us to say so.

The assessment behind this page was carried out on 29 August 2026 by the team that builds the site. It combined an automated pass with axe-core across twenty pages (including the search, advert, application, sign-up, employer and admin surfaces) with a keyboard-only walk of every critical journey and an inspection of the browser accessibility tree. Every finding, its evidence and its fix is recorded in the repository rather than summarised here.

That audit predates the November 2026 redesign. The new look has not yet been through the same sweep, so the findings below describe the site before it.

What we have checked and fixed

Every page can be used with a keyboard alone

Search, open an advert, apply, sign up, post a job and the admin console were all walked end to end with no mouse. Focus is always visible, and never hidden behind the cookie card or the sticky header.

Nothing is said with colour alone

Green marks the brand and the main action, never a state on its own: meaning is carried by words, icons, weight, borders and position. Status marks name their state in text; links inside a paragraph are underlined, not just tinted.

Text contrast is measured, not eyeballed

Every token pair in use clears the AA floor (4.5:1 for text, 3:1 for controls and graphical marks), including white type on the green primary button in every state. A unit test recomputes those ratios from the design tokens on every run, so the numbers cannot quietly drift.

Forms name their fields and announce their errors

Every input takes its name from its visible label. Validation messages are announced as they appear and point at the field that caused them, and required fields say so rather than relying on an asterisk.

Moving content can be stopped

All animation stops for anyone whose system asks for reduced motion.

Pages are structured, not just styled

One h1 per page, real landmarks, real tables with real headers, and a skip link that lands in the main content.

What is not done

No testing with disabled users, and no third-party audit

The work so far is an automated sweep plus a hands-on keyboard and accessibility-tree inspection in Chromium. That finds a great deal and it is not the same thing as watching somebody use a screen reader they have used for twenty years. Neither has happened yet.

Screen readers themselves have not been driven

Behaviour was verified through the browser accessibility tree (the data NVDA, JAWS and VoiceOver read) rather than by running those programs. They differ from one another in practice, and we have not yet checked which differences matter here.

Charts give a summary, not the underlying figures

Salary and analytics charts carry a written description of what the shape shows. Where the exact numbers matter they are in a table beside the chart; where they are not, they are not yet reachable any other way.

CVs and documents that other people upload

A CV is the candidate’s own file and we publish it unchanged to the employer who unlocked it. We do not check or repair the accessibility of files uploaded to us.

This statement is provisional

The site has not been through a full external review. The list above is what we know today, from the audit recorded in the repository, not a certificate.

Tell us about a problem

If something on this site stops you doing what you came to do, please tell us through our support form. It helps if you can say which page you were on, what you were trying to do, and what you use to browse: a screen reader, magnification, keyboard only, voice control.

If you need an advert, an application or any other content on this site in a different format, ask through the same form and we will send it to you.