- ✓Read to meA British voice reads any content page aloud, with a follow-along highlight on the line being spoken. Tap the “Read to me” pill on any guide.
- ✓The Aa dock on every pageBigger text, easy-read spacing for dyslexia-friendly reading, and voice speed (slow / normal / fast) — remembered between visits, on this device.
- ✓Permanently larger, calmer typeThe whole site uses bigger fonts and more line spacing by default. There's no “compact mode” to fall out of.
- ✓Reduced motion respectedIf your device asks for less movement, animations and auto-scrolling switch off.
- ✓Keyboard-friendly, sitewideA skip-to-content link on every page, and a clearly visible focus outline on every link, button and form field.
- ✓Screen-reader announcementsOn the main tools, results are announced to screen readers when they appear — not left silent.
- ✓44px+ tap targetsButtons and links are sized for real thumbs, including shaky ones.
- ✓Plain English everywhereShort sentences, no jargon, and every result ends with one concrete next step.
Built to be usable by everyone.
SortedUK exists for the moments when reading is hardest — a confusing letter, a deadline, a bad night. So the site is built for tired eyes, screen readers, shaky hands and slow connections first, not as an afterthought. This page is an honest account of what works today, what's still in progress, and how to tell us when something doesn't work for you.
What's already working.
Everything below is live across the site right now — free, no settings to find, no login.
What we're still working on.
We'd rather show you the to-do list than pretend it's done.
- Independent route-by-route auditPlannedA page-by-page accessibility audit of every tool and guide, done independently of the people who built them.
- Easy Read versions of the top guidesPlannedShorter, picture-supported versions of the most-used guides for people with learning disabilities.
- TranslationsPlannedVersions of key guides in the most-spoken UK community languages. Legal and benefits content needs human accuracy review before we machine-translate it — so this is planned, not yet live.
Where we honestly stand on WCAG
We're working toward WCAG 2.2 AA. We don't claim full conformance yet — when we do, we'll show the audit. Until then, the lists above are the truthful picture: real features that are live, and real gaps we're closing.
Tell us what didn't work — we'll fix it and log it.
If any part of SortedUK is hard to use with your screen reader, keyboard, magnifier, voice control or anything else — email us. Describe the page and what went wrong; that's all we need. We log every fix publicly at /corrections, accessibility fixes included.