Accessibility statement

I sell website audits, so this site has to hold itself to the standard it measures other sites against. The target is WCAG 2.2 AA, plus two AAA criteria worth meeting on a site this animated.

What’s built in

The whole site works with a keyboard alone, starting with a skip link as the first focusable element. Focus is always visible and never hidden behind the sticky header.

A motion toggle sits in the header, and the site honours your operating system’s reduced-motion setting. Reducing motion doesn’t just switch off the fades — it removes the pinned scroll sections entirely, so there’s no long scroll through a frozen image.

Every colour combination was measured for contrast before it was used, including text that sits over video. Severity labels in reports always carry an icon and a text label, never colour alone.

The layout works at 320px wide and at 400% zoom without horizontal scrolling. Forms have visible labels, and errors are written next to the field in text, not shown as a colour.

Known limitations

«List anything found in the final accessibility pass, or state that none are known.»

If something is hard to use

Tell me at alfie@agc-media.com. Accessibility problems on this site get fixed first, ahead of feature work — on a site that audits other people’s websites, they’re the most embarrassing category of bug I can have.