Access should be part of the road, not a detour

Drive Notes aims to make its information usable by people with varied abilities, devices and ways of navigating.

We use WCAG 2.1 Level AA as a practical reference and review accessibility as content and technology change.

Pages use semantic landmarks, one main heading, ordered subheadings, readable type, strong contrast and descriptive image alternatives.

Information is not conveyed by colour alone, controls have visible focus states and layouts respond to text enlargement.

Core navigation and content work without JavaScript. The mobile menu uses native disclosure controls and all links are keyboard accessible.

The site is designed for current standards-based browsers and common screen readers on desktop and mobile devices.

Differences between browser, operating-system and assistive-technology combinations may affect presentation or announcement.

Some long editorial pages require substantial navigation. The skip link and heading structure are provided to reduce that burden.

If any content is difficult to access, tell us the page, task, device and format that would work better.

Email contact@drivenotes.site or phone +61 8 9161 1293 during Monday–Friday, 10:00 am–6:00 pm AWST.

We consider accessibility feedback during editorial and technical reviews and prioritise barriers that prevent access to core information.

This statement was last reviewed on 7 September 2026 and will be updated when material changes are made.