Accessibility

A website that's only accessible to some, but not others, leaves visitors behind. Someone using a screen reader, navigating by keyboard, or even someone with low vision can end up with a broken version of the same page you do.

We build with that in mind from the first draft, not after a complaint or an audit forces the issue. Color contrast, keyboard access, screen-reader structure, and plain language carry real weight here — they're what actually lets someone reach the page, not just load it.

We build toward WCAG 2.1 AAA, with AA as the minimum we intend to hold pages to.

What that looks like in practice

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  Design

  Color combinations are checked against contrast requirements, text stays a readable size, and pages follow a clear heading structure.

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  Navigation

  Every interactive element can be reached and used with a keyboard alone, with a visible focus indicator at each step.

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  Ongoing testing

  Pages are checked with assistive technology and reviewed as the site changes, not just once at launch.

If something on this site doesn't work the way it should for you, that's something we want to know about and fix — not something to work around on your own.