Our approach

Useful EV savings information should remain understandable and operable regardless of device, screen size or preferred way of navigating.

What EVDeal is working towards

EVDeal aims to follow recognised web accessibility practices where reasonably possible. This includes meaningful page structure, keyboard-operable controls, visible focus states, readable colour contrast, descriptive labels, responsive layouts and content that remains usable when text is enlarged.

Light and dark themes

The website offers light and dark presentation options. Important information should not depend on colour alone, and interactive controls should remain distinguishable in both themes. Theme preference may be stored in the visitor’s browser.

Forms, tools and comparisons

Form fields should have understandable labels and validation messages, while comparison tools should use native or keyboard-accessible controls wherever practical. Complex tables and visual calculations may be easier to use on a wider screen, but core information should remain available on mobile devices.

Third-party content

EVDeal links to external providers and may embed or display third-party material. EVDeal cannot control the accessibility of third-party websites, documents, videos, checkout systems or advertising destinations.

Known limitations and continuous improvement

EVDeal is developing quickly and some older content, uploaded images, long comparison tables or newly introduced tools may not yet provide the best possible experience. Accessibility is treated as an ongoing quality check rather than a one-time claim of perfection.

Report an accessibility barrier

If something cannot be read, reached or operated, email use the secure contact form with the page address, device or browser used and a short description of the problem. Do not include sensitive personal information. EVDeal will use the report to investigate a practical improvement.