Accessibility statement
The site should remain usable when the way it is read or controlled changes.
We aim to support keyboard navigation, readable text, clear structure, visible focus, reduced motion and common assistive technology.
A target, not a claim of full conformance until the live site has been tested.
Keyboard
Navigation and interactive controls should work without a pointer.
Structure
Headings, landmarks, labels and reading order should explain the page.
Perception
Contrast, text size and focus should remain clear at supported zoom levels.
Motion
Decorative movement should respect the reduced motion preference.
Measures already built in
- Semantic landmarks and a skip link
- Visible keyboard focus
- Native disclosure controls
- Labelled forms and useful error messages
- Responsive layouts and reflow
- Text alternatives for functional icons
- Reduced motion handling
What can change after installation
Accessibility can change when editors add content, embed third party tools, install plugins or alter contrast, headings and interaction patterns. External services may have their own limits.
Checks required before a formal claim
Keyboard only use
Zoom and reflow
Screen readers
Form errors
Contrast
Reduced motion
Browsers and assistive technology
The site is intended for current versions of major browsers and common assistive technology. Very old browsers may not receive the same presentation or behaviour.
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