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Stylised Unicode is harder for assistive technology to interpret than ordinary letters. A screen reader may announce mathematical or decorative characters individually, by their Unicode names, or skip them entirely.

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Our tools are intended for decorative use. Keep contact details, instructions, warnings and anything essential in plain language and ordinary characters so every reader can access them.

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The site uses semantic headings, visible keyboard focus, sufficient colour contrast in both light and dark themes, and respects the reduced-motion preference. Every interactive control is reachable by keyboard. If you hit a barrier, please report it through the contact page.