JP Sheet is committed to making our service usable by everyone, regardless of ability or assistive technology. This page tells you where we are, where we're going, and how to reach us if anything is hard for you to use.
Last reviewed: 19 September 2026JP Sheet aims to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1 at Level AA — the international standard adopted by the EU Accessibility Act, the UK Public Sector Bodies Accessibility Regulations, and US federal accessibility law.
Partial conformance with WCAG 2.1 Level AA.
This means the majority of our pages meet the AA criteria, but some content or components do not fully conform yet. We are actively working to close the remaining gaps. We re-review accessibility every quarter.
Our review uses a combination of:
Across the site, we have built in the following:
Honest disclosure of what we're still working on:
If you encounter any other barrier, please tell us — see the contact section below.
We test JP Sheet with the following combinations on each quarterly review:
If you use a technology not in this list and something doesn't work, please tell us — we will add it to our test suite.
Some elements on JP Sheet are provided by third parties and follow those providers' accessibility commitments:
Our WCAG 2.1 AA target covers the substantive requirements of the major accessibility laws worldwide:
The EAA applies to online services sold into the European Union, and came into force in June 2025. We sell reports to buyers across Europe, so it applies to us.
The standard it points to is EN 301 549, which for a website means WCAG 2.1 Level AA — the same target we already work to. We are not treating this as a separate project; it is the same bar, with a legal deadline attached.
Where we fall short, we say so in the known issues above rather than claiming full conformance. A statement that claims perfection is worth nothing to someone who then hits a barrier.
They are built to the same standard as the rest of the site, and the design choices were made with this in mind.
Findings are never carried by colour alone. A red section also says “RECORD FOUND” in text. A green tick is also labelled. Someone who cannot distinguish the colours still gets the finding.
The summary at the top is plain language. Eight questions in ordinary English — “Was it ever written off?”, “Is the mileage genuine?” — each with a direct answer. That is better for a screen reader and better for everyone else too.
Tables scroll inside their own box, so a phone never scrolls sideways, and the page can be zoomed to 200% without losing content.
If something in a report is unreachable for you, email us and we will read it to you. A person, not a form. That is the backstop while we keep improving the page itself.
If anything on JP Sheet is hard for you to access — a button you can't reach with a keyboard, text you can't enlarge, a form your screen reader can't navigate — please tell us. We treat accessibility reports as priority bugs.
Email us with subject "Accessibility" and we will acknowledge within 48 hours, with a fix or workaround.
Email [email protected]What to include:
We will respond within 48 hours with either a fix, a workaround, or a timeline. If we can't fix the issue immediately, we will help you complete your task by another route — for example, by processing your verification order over email rather than the website.
This accessibility statement is reviewed every quarter alongside our accessibility audit. The date at the top reflects the most recent review. We will update this statement when:
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