ACCESSIBILITY / VERSION 01LAST REVIEWED JULY 2026
Data should be usable.
TheftScore aims to make its public pages perceivable and navigable across keyboards, touch screens, screen readers and reduced-motion settings.
What is supported
- A skip link and consistent heading structure.
- Keyboard-operable tables, controls and chart points.
- Visible focus styles and reduced-motion support.
- Text summaries and tables alongside visual charts.
- Layouts that reflow for narrow screens.
Known limitations
Dense data tables may require horizontal scrolling on some small screens. Inline maps and charts provide labels and nearby summaries, but some relationships remain easier to understand visually. The separate legacy Explorer is less polished than the main public views.
Tell us what failed
If a page is difficult to use, email [email protected] with the page URL, device or assistive technology, and what you were trying to do. We will prioritise barriers to core model and area journeys.