Accessibility statement
When building this site I tried to make it as accessible to as many people as possible by shooting for WCAG 2.2 Level AA at minimum. I try to do AAA where I can but holy crap it’s hard. Still, I think I’ve done okay.
Okay yeah cool but what does that actually mean
- I use semantic HTML (headings, landmarks, lists, etc) to make things easier to navigate
- You can hit the tab key to “skip to content”
- Colour contrast ratios are all contrasty enough (i.e. it’s readable)
- All images get alt-text
- It’ll flip to dark mode if that’s your preference
- Anything you can click on is at least 24x24px
- It’s responsive (isn’t every site now?)
- I use aria attributes in all the right places (I think)
- Type is system-only, nothing fancy or custom (much to my disappointment)
- No third party cookies around toe screw with anything
- I’ve texted the site with browser developer tools and axe DevTools
Notice anything wrong?
Email me: hello@willpatrick.co.uk and I’ll give it a look.