ACCESSIBILITY
Make the information reachable.
ExportAPI.com aims to make its guides, navigation, and sample collection understandable and usable across devices, input methods, and reading preferences.
Navigating the website
Use the skip link at the beginning of a page to move directly to its main content. Pages use headings, descriptive links, and consistent navigation. Longer guides include a table of contents so you can jump to the section relevant to your question.
The navigation and expandable questions are designed for keyboard operation. A visible focus indicator shows the active control. On a smaller screen, the menu groups the same destinations into a compact navigation surface.
Reading and motion preferences
The design uses readable text over light or solid surfaces, and content remains available without relying on an animation to reveal its meaning. Motion effects are decorative or provide feedback. Reduced-motion preferences are intended to limit nonessential movement.
You can enlarge text using browser zoom. Images include descriptive alternatives, and format labels identify outputs in words as well as color. If a visual treatment makes a page difficult to read, include the affected location in your feedback.
Choosing a sample format
The sample collection provides the same fictional records in CSV, JSON, XLSX, and PDF so you can choose a format that works with your tools. A document’s usability also depends on the application that opens it. Structured text may be more convenient than a fixed report for some workflows.
The sample preview includes explicit format labels and direct download links. If the preview is inconvenient, use the four clearly labeled download cards on the examples page.
Tell us about an access barrier
Send accessibility feedback to [email protected]. Include the page address, the action you were trying to take, and the barrier you encountered. Browser, device, and assistive-technology details can help explain the behavior when you are comfortable sharing them.
This page describes design aims and available features. It does not claim a third-party certification or universal compatibility. Specific reports help identify where the experience needs improvement.
A good place to start
Make your first export.
Four real sample files. One fictional dataset. A clear next step for your project.