Target
The public site is built with WCAG 2.2 AA as the working standard.
Current status The site is self-evaluated against WCAG 2.2 AA. No independent audit is published yet.
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Key points 2 notes
Help route
Use the feedback form if something is hard to use or you need another format.
Support built in
What the site does now.
The public journeys are designed to be readable, keyboard reachable, and usable without relying on one accessibility widget.
Navigation
Skip links, clear headings, breadcrumbs, visible focus states, and keyboard-friendly menus.
Forms
Labels, helper text, visible errors, focus recovery, and a no-JavaScript fallback.
Motion and media
Reduced-motion preferences are respected and heavy third-party embeds are avoided on arrival.
Checks
How the current build has been checked.
This statement is based on the live build and repo checks, not a claim of perfection.
Manual review
Keyboard, focus, forms, motion, and responsive layout were reviewed across the main public routes.
Automated checks
The repo uses Astro validation and browser checks to catch regressions.
Review date
Reviewed against the live launch build on 23 April 2026.
Current accessibility posture
Working target: WCAG 2.2 AA. Assessment approach: self-evaluation.
No independent audit published yet
Cookie choices
This site does not show a cookie banner at launch. The Cookie Notice explains the live first-party aggregate analytics model, the objection control on that route, and the storage that stays absent.
Known limits
What may still be difficult.
Known limits are listed plainly with the practical next step.
External platforms
Instagram, email apps, calendar apps, and external map services are outside the main website.
- What this means
- Their accessibility depends on the provider or app you use.
- Alternative or next step
- Use the feedback form or email route if an external service blocks you.
Full audit not published yet
The launch build has been reviewed, but no independent accessibility audit is published yet.
- What this means
- Some assistive technology combinations may not be individually documented.
- Alternative or next step
- Tell us the page, device, browser, and assistive technology so we can investigate.
External services
What is outside this website.
External destinations have their own accessibility and privacy behavior.
Social links
Social links leave the site and open the third-party platform.
Email and calendar apps
Mailto links and calendar files depend on the app that opens them.
Maps and directions
The contact route does not auto-load a map. Future map links will need review.
Review
When this statement changes.
The statement should change when the website changes or a new barrier is found.
Review triggers
- A new form, embed, or public route is added
- A formal accessibility audit is completed
- A new known limitation is found
- This site does not show a cookie banner at launch. The Cookie Notice explains the live first-party aggregate analytics model, the objection control on that route, and the storage that stays absent.