Accessibility Statement

This statement describes the accessibility choices built into the site and the areas that are still being improved. It is a description of the current interface, not a certification or a claim of formal conformance. Questions or problem reports are welcome through the contact page.

Our Commitment

A naming tool is only useful if the person who needs it can operate it. The generators use ordinary HTML controls — a labelled text area, real buttons, a live results region — so the core task does not depend on a mouse or a scripted widget that hides its state.

A page is not finished if its form cannot be completed with a keyboard alone.

Key Features

The following behaviours are part of the standard page template rather than optional extras.

Every form control has a programmatic label; the description field has a visible label above it.
Style choices are real buttons with a visible selected state, reachable by Tab and activated by Enter or Space.
The results region announces changes so a screen reader user is told when names arrive.
Headings follow a logical order, and breadcrumbs are marked up as navigation.
Colour is never the only way to communicate a state; selected styles also change their border and weight.
Text resizes with browser zoom, and layouts reflow on narrow screens without horizontal scrolling.
Focus is visible on interactive elements, and buttons keep a readable contrast against their background.
Decorative emoji are marked as decorative so they are not read out as unexplained punctuation.

Compliance Standards

The pages are designed with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines in mind, in particular perceivable text alternatives, keyboard operability, understandable labels, and robust markup. The target is level AA for the core generator flow.

This is a design target, not a formal audit result. No third-party certification is claimed, and no conformance badge is displayed. Where an issue is found, the fix is made in the shared template so that every tool page benefits.

Trademark Notice

Tool titles may refer descriptively to games, books, films or platforms to indicate a naming theme. Those references do not imply affiliation or endorsement, and all marks remain with their owners. See the DMCA policy for the notice process.

Accessibility descriptions on this page refer only to this site's own interface, not to any third-party product.

Ongoing Efforts

Areas under review include contrast in the results panel, the wording used when a request fails, and how copy buttons behave for screen reader users. Output is plain text, but a model can return an unexpected format, so the results panel tolerates irregular lines.

If a specific page is difficult to use, a report with the page address, the browser or assistive technology involved, and a short description of the obstacle is more actionable than a general complaint.

Editorial Review

This statement is reviewed when the shared layout or the generator controls change. The cookie policy and privacy policy are reviewed on the same cycle for technical accuracy.

Corrections can be sent through the contact page. The FAQ covers common questions about how the controls behave.

Governing Law

This statement is governed by the laws applicable at the place where the site is operated, together with any mandatory accessibility requirements that apply to visitors in their own jurisdiction. Nothing here limits a right that cannot lawfully be limited.

The terms of service contains the general conditions for using the site.

Contact Us

If a page or a control is difficult to use, send a report through the contact page with the page address, the browser or assistive technology involved, and a short description of what blocked the task. Specific reports lead to fixes in the shared template, which benefits every generator.

General questions about how the controls behave are answered in the FAQ. The disclaimer and terms of service set out the limits that apply to the tools themselves.