Using this website

Accessibility.

The aim is a website that is clear to read, straightforward to navigate and usable without relying on animation or a mouse.

Last updated: 25 October 2026. Accessibility review is underway. This page does not declare conformance with an accessibility standard.

Features included in the preview

The pages use headings and landmarks to organise content, with a skip link at the start of each page. Links and buttons have visible keyboard focus, and the main navigation uses ordinary website links.

Layouts adapt to smaller screens. Text remains selectable, and informative images have descriptions. Decorative graphics are excluded from the reading order.

The site respects a reduced-motion preference by reducing transitions and using ordinary scrolling. Essential information is available without waiting for an animation.

Prices and navigation

Launch prices and scope conditions have written labels. Contact links use the published telephone number.

Service choices use ordinary links, with the current choice identified in text. The summary shows the service and launch price together, explains that a written quote comes before payment, and offers a telephone link to discuss the project.

The Form & Field demonstration includes project-filter buttons with selected states and an announced result count. Its project briefs and the questions on the services page use standard expandable sections. All four demo projects and their briefs remain available without JavaScript. The header logo links to the homepage, with a visual cue on hover and keyboard focus.

Review status and remaining work

The presence of these features is a starting point. A complete accessibility assessment has not been completed, and no claim of independent certification or universal compatibility is made.

Further review needs to cover complete journeys with assistive technology, text enlargement, different devices and browsers, and people with access needs. Findings and any known barriers should be recorded here as that work is completed.

Report a barrier

If this preview was shared with you directly and you encounter a problem, use that channel to report it. Include the page address, what you were trying to do and what prevented you from completing it. Browser, device and assistive technology details can help reproduce the issue.

You can also call 07388 092152 to report a barrier.