Accessibility help and statement
Urgent instructions must remain usable when someone is stressed, on a small screen, using a keyboard or relying on assistive technology.
What the site supports
Reading and navigation
- Headings follow a clear order.
- Links say where they go.
- A skip link moves past repeated navigation.
- Useful images have text alternatives.
Keyboard and tool use
Keyboard focus stays visible. Form controls have labels. Our tools do not require dragging, hovering, or creating an account.
Browser and device settings
Small screens, zoom, and motion
The layout adapts to narrow screens and browser zoom. The site reduces motion when your device asks for less motion. Printed plans use a simple, high-contrast layout.
Known boundaries
Content outside our control
Third-party ads and linked provider sites sit outside our interface. Their accessibility support may differ. If imported media needs a better text alternative, tell us and we will review it.
Interactive results and printing
Tool results are announced in the page and use ordinary headings, lists, tables and labeled controls. Print views remove navigation and decorative content so a working plan remains readable. If a result is not announced or its reading order is unclear, report the tool and control involved.
How accessibility is checked
Automated tests check one H1, ordered headings, labeled form controls, keyboard focus, table headers, image alternatives and mobile overflow. A rendered browser crawl checks that core content and structured data survive client-side execution. Automated checks cannot reproduce every combination of browser and assistive technology, so direct reports remain important.
Report a barrier
What to include
Use the editorial contact instructions or email editorial@tonight.you. Please include:
- the page URL;
- the control or passage involved; and
- your browser or assistive technology, if you are comfortable sharing it.
Do not send account, identity, card, or claim information.
If the barrier blocks an urgent action
Do not wait for the editorial desk when personal safety, active fraud or property damage is involved. Contact the relevant emergency service or provider through another accessible official channel, then tell us about the TONIGHT.you barrier when it is safe.