Designed to be understandable and usable
Hit & Run Evidence Preservation aims to provide a readable, keyboard-friendly experience across phones, tablets, and computers.
Current accessibility features
- Large, high-contrast navigation and feature-card text.
- Visible labels for form fields and descriptive names for controls.
- Keyboard-accessible buttons, links, inputs, checkboxes, and selections.
- Layouts that adapt to smaller mobile screens.
- Plain-language instructions and repeated privacy warnings near sensitive functions.
- Printable and downloadable alternatives for key worksheets and letters.
Using browser tools
Visitors can use browser zoom, text-size controls, screen readers, speech input, high-contrast settings, and keyboard navigation. On most computers, browser zoom is available through Control and + on Windows or Command and + on macOS.
Known limitations
The planning map is a visual diagram rather than a live geographic map. Temporary photo previews depend on browser support. Download and print behavior may vary by device. Third-party government websites have their own accessibility practices.
Ongoing improvement
Accessibility is an ongoing responsibility. The site should be reviewed again after a permanent domain and contact method are established and whenever major features or advertising are introduced.