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Accessibility and Browser Support

Supported Browsers

For the best security, compatibility, and accessibility support, use the latest available version of one of these browsers:

  • Chrome (macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android)
  • Firefox (macOS and Windows)
  • Safari (macOS and iOS)
  • Microsoft Edge (Windows)

Accessibility Features

Hawaii State Cars is designed to work with keyboard navigation, browser zoom, and common screen readers. The site uses headings, landmarks, form labels, visible focus indicators, text alternatives, and validation messages to support accessible use.

Keyboard navigation

  • Press Tab to move forward and Shift + Tab to move backward through links and controls.
  • Press Enter to activate links and buttons. Use Space for buttons and checkboxes where supported by the browser.
  • Use arrow keys to move through options in standard selection controls.
  • Use the “Skip to main content” link at the beginning of each page to bypass repeated navigation.

Zoom and text size

Use your browser's zoom controls to enlarge the page. On Windows, press Ctrl + + or Ctrl + -. On macOS, press Command + + or Command + -. The site is designed to reflow at narrow widths without requiring page-level horizontal scrolling.

Screen-reader compatibility

The site uses standard HTML and ARIA where necessary so browsers can expose names, roles, states, headings, tables, alerts, and form instructions to assistive technology. Current versions of NVDA with Chrome or Firefox, JAWS with Chrome or Edge, and VoiceOver with Safari are recommended.

Forms and error messages

Required fields are identified in text. If a form cannot be submitted, an error message identifies the affected field and focus is moved to the first invalid field where supported.

Accessibility Help

If you have difficulty using Hawaii State Cars or need information in another accessible format, contact customer service. Describe the page or task, the problem encountered, and your preferred way to receive a response.

This explains how to request accessibility assistance. An official disability-access grievance procedure and agency ADA Coordinator must be supplied and approved by the responsible State or contract owner before publication as policy.