ACCESSIBILITY
Making the atlas easier to use.
We aim to keep the public reference usable with a range of devices, browsers and assistive technologies.
Our approach
The site is built with semantic page structure, descriptive navigation, keyboard-operable links and responsive layouts. We aim for readable text, clear headings, visible link affordances and tables that remain available on smaller screens through horizontal scrolling where needed.
Known limits
Historic source documents, external websites and scanned diagrams may not be accessible, machine-readable or under this site’s control. The atlas may describe or link to those materials, but cannot guarantee their accessibility. Some technical record formats can also be difficult to interpret without the original visual source.
Ongoing improvement
Accessibility is an ongoing design and maintenance goal. We review new templates and public features for clear structure and practical keyboard and mobile use. This page does not claim a formal accessibility certification or conformance audit.
Using the site
Use the main navigation to browse models, brands, parts and guides. Search fields can be used to narrow published model and OEM records. If a browser or assistive technology changes how a control behaves, browser zoom, reader modes and built-in accessibility settings may provide additional options.