Keyboard and focus
Every link, button, form field and the FAQ can be reached and operated by keyboard. A visible teal focus ring marks where you are.
Reduced motion
If your system asks for reduced motion, the animated statistics, the scroll story and the hero video fall back to a still, readable state.
Colour and contrast
Body text, headings, buttons and captions are checked against the WCAG 2.1 AA contrast ratios. The core pairs pass; the palette is recorded in our brand system.
Structure and labels
Pages use real headings and landmarks, links say where they go, and form fields carry labels and error messages.
Automated testing
Every build is scanned with axe-core, and the homepage and the demo form are checked for violations before it ships.
Responsive and zoom
The site reflows down to a small phone and up to a wide desktop without a horizontal scrollbar, and it stays usable when text is zoomed.
Where we still have work to do
We have not yet run a full manual audit with a screen reader across every page, and we have not had an independent accessibility audit. The hero carries a background video; it is muted, it never autoplays sound, and it drops to a still image under reduced motion, but a moving background can still be distracting, so we keep it out of the way of the text. As we add pages we test them the same way, and we will keep this statement current rather than leaving it to age.