Access for every visitor
Trade License Atlas aims to provide a clear and usable experience across devices, input methods and assistive technologies.
Last updated: August 24, 2026
Our commitment
We work toward the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, including the principles that content should be perceivable, operable, understandable and robust. Accessibility is an ongoing process rather than a one-time certification.
Measures we take
- Use semantic headings, lists, tables, labels and landmarks.
- Provide visible keyboard focus and support keyboard navigation.
- Maintain readable color contrast and scalable text.
- Add alternative text to informative images.
- Use descriptive links instead of relying only on color or position.
- Design responsive layouts for smaller screens and zoomed content.
- Test important forms and tools for clear instructions and error messages.
Known limitations
Some third-party content, embedded services, downloadable government documents or external websites may not meet the same accessibility standard and are outside our direct control. Complex tables may require horizontal scrolling on small screens.
Request help or report a barrier
If you cannot access a page, tool or document, use the Contact page and select “Accessibility issue.” Include the page URL, the problem encountered, assistive technology or browser used when relevant, and the format you need.
We will review reasonable requests and try to provide the information through an accessible alternative while the underlying issue is investigated.
Compatibility
The site is designed for current versions of major browsers and common assistive technologies. Older or unsupported software may not provide the full experience. Browser zoom and operating-system text settings should remain usable without loss of core information.
Feedback
Practical accessibility feedback helps us improve. Please do not include sensitive personal or licensing records when reporting a technical barrier.