Accessibility
An accessible site is part of the work.
A practice concerned with cognitive load cannot publish a website that creates it. This statement describes what we have done and how to tell us where we have fallen short.
What we have built in
The site uses clear headings and consistent navigation, short reading widths, generous line spacing and unjustified text. There is one primary action per section. There is no autoplaying sound or video, no flashing content and no content that moves continuously behind text. Animation is minimal and is disabled entirely when your device requests reduced motion. Keyboard focus is visible throughout, a skip link is available at the top of every page, and the navigation works without JavaScript. Colour contrast has been chosen to comfortably exceed WCAG AA for body text.
Known limits
The site is young and imperfections will exist. We review it against WCAG 2.1 AA as it develops, and accessibility fixes are prioritised over new features.
Tell us
If any part of this site is difficult to use with your assistive technology, or difficult to read or navigate for any reason, please write to [email protected]. You will receive a reply from a person, and the problem will be treated as ours to fix, not yours to work around.
Last updated: July 2026.