Accessibility statement

CourtFull aims at WCAG 2.2 level AA and is partially compliant: the exceptions are listed below under known limitations.

• Automated tests with axe-core (WCAG 2.0 to 2.2, A and AA) on every main page, in all six themes, on a desktop screen and on a phone.
• Everything works with the keyboard: visible focus, a skip link to the content and a command palette (Ctrl or ⌘ + K).
• Buttons, fields and map layers have a name for screen readers, and new results are announced.
• Map colours that stay distinguishable with colour blindness.
• Easy reading: larger type and more space.
• Two high-contrast themes, a light and a dark one.
• With the system setting “reduce motion”, the map and the animations no longer move.
• Four languages (Dutch, French, German and English), with the right language set on each page.

• The map itself is visual. Every result the map shows is also in the panel as text: the canton, the courts and their addresses.
• Some points are approximate (a street without a house number, a place from OpenStreetMap). The app says so in text, but the point on the map is not exact.
• Printing and PDF (through the browser’s print function) and RTF letters: how accessible those files are depends on the browser and the word processor. The proof of jurisdiction contains a picture of the map.
• Map tiles and aerial photos come from other services (OpenFreeMap, the regions): CourtFull cannot change their labels or colours.

Stuck somewhere, or is something not accessible? Let us know through the contact below, with the page and what you tried. We will also look for another way to give you the information.

Through CourtFull’s GitHub repository (issues).

Prepared on October 24, 2026, based on a self-assessment: the automated browser tests above and a review of the code. It is reviewed after major changes.