Accessibility
The generators are short forms with a text result. That structure should be usable with a keyboard, a screen reader, and browser zoom without extra steps.
Structure and headings
Every page has one main heading and a clear heading order below it. Landmarks for the banner, main content, and footer are present, and navigation links are real links rather than clickable text styled to look like one. Form controls have visible labels.
Contrast and zoom
The palette uses flat colour blocks with a strong difference between text and background, and no text is placed over an image or a gradient. Layouts reflow at narrow widths and remain readable at high zoom levels without horizontal scrolling of the main text column.
Results and feedback
Generated lines are inserted into a live region so a screen reader can announce them. Errors from the request are reported as text in the page rather than only as a colour change or an alert. Copy buttons have text labels.
Known limits and reports
Some long editorial pages are dense, and the comparison tables on tool pages are best read at a comfortable width. If you hit a barrier, use the contact page with the URL and a description of what happened. Reports are used to improve the templates.