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bgtol is a reading site. A person should be able to reach an article with a keyboard, hear a sensible structure from a screen reader, and stop motion that the system has asked to stop. We work toward that. We do not hold a conformance certificate, and we do not claim that every page meets every criterion of WCAG 2.2.

What you can rely on

  • One skip link at the start of each page, to the content.
  • The menu, the guide list, and the cookie choice work from the keyboard. The mobile menu is a disclosure element, so it works with scripting off.
  • The article text, the disclaimer, and the contact details are in the HTML, not painted in by a script.
  • Pictures that carry meaning have a text alternative. Decorative marks are hidden from assistive technology.
  • If the system asks for less motion, the entrance animation is not applied.
  • The language of the pages is English, marked in the document.

Known limits

Some pages use a large heading and an asymmetric grid. On a small screen the grid becomes a single column, but a wide table of speed limits still scrolls inside its own box. Schematic signs are simplified and are explained in text beside them; do not treat the drawing as the only form of the message. Focus styles depend on the browser honouring focus-visible. We have not commissioned an audit.

Tell us about a barrier

Write to [email protected] with the page address, what you were trying to do, and the browser or assistive tool if you know it. A privacy-related access request can go to [email protected]. We read these on business days. We cannot promise a particular repair date, and we will not pretend a problem is fixed before it is.

Publisher: bgtol, Loven, Boulevard Simeonovsko Shose 4, 1700 Sofia, Bulgaria. Telephone +359 879 201 010.

Keyboard path

What you should be able to do without a pointer.

  1. Tab

    The first stop is “Skip to content”, which jumps past the header and the publication notice to the main region. After that, the header links, the guides disclosure, and the footer links are ordinary focusable controls.

  2. Menu

    The mobile menu and the guides list use the disclosure element, so they open without JavaScript. Enter or Space on the summary opens and closes it. Links inside can be followed with Enter.

  3. Banner

    Cookie buttons are in the page order: essential, advertising storage, preferences, then save and close inside the extra panel. The footer’s Cookie settings control brings the banner back.

  4. Motion

    If the system asks for reduced motion, the short entrance animation is suppressed. Text is not carried in images. Tables are marked up with headers. Captions say the photographs are illustrations.

If a step in that path fails, write to [email protected] with the page address, the browser, and what you expected to happen. A contrast problem on the phosphor type is the kind of note we can act on. A request to make the site operate a toll account is not.