Accessibility
Accessibility statement
This is the work we sell. We want this site to be a fair example of it. If something here isn't working for you, please tell us and we'll fix it.
What we aim for
We target WCAG 2.2 AA as the minimum, with AAA for things like body-text contrast where it doesn't fight the design. We test with axe, manual keyboard navigation, and at least one screen reader (NVDA or VoiceOver) before any release.
Known issues
None we're tracking. If you find one, please contact us: the more specific the description, the faster we can put it right.
How to tell us
Email [email protected] with what wasn't working, what you were trying to do, and (if you can) what device, browser and assistive technology you were using. We'll reply within a couple of working days.
Our approach
- Every interactive element is a real HTML element: no
divs pretending to be buttons. - The site works with JavaScript disabled. JS makes things smoother; it never gates access.
- We respect
prefers-reduced-motion: motion is opt-in. - We don't use CAPTCHAs. Our spam control is invisible to humans.
- Self-hosted fonts; no third-party trackers; no consent banner because we don't need one.