Accessibility

Our approach

The website aims to provide clear navigation, readable content and access through different devices and input methods. The site includes keyboard navigation, clear headings and layouts that adapt to different screen sizes.

Features provided

• A skip-to-content link and structured page headings.
• Keyboard-operable links and controls, with visible focus indicators.
• A mobile navigation dialog with a close button and Escape-key support.
• Text alternatives for content images and labels for form fields.
• Layouts that adapt to smaller screens, and support for browser text resizing.
• Reduced-motion treatment for CSS transitions and page scrolling.

Using the site

Use Tab to move through links and controls, Shift + Tab to move backwards, and Enter or Space where appropriate to activate a control. Press Escape to close the mobile menu. Your browser’s zoom and text-size settings can help make the page easier to read.

Assessment status and limitations

This website has not undergone a full independent accessibility audit, and no WCAG conformance level is claimed. If you encounter a barrier with your device or assistive technology, please let me know using the contact options below.

Enquiries can be sent directly through the form without opening an email app. The form requires JavaScript, its security cookie and an anti-spam check. If these features prevent you from sending an enquiry, use the alternative contact route below. Linked third-party websites have their own accessibility arrangements.

Reporting a barrier

Use the contact form to report an accessibility barrier. Include the page address, what you were trying to do and the issue encountered, with browser or assistive-technology details if useful. If the form itself is inaccessible, the official LinkedIn profile provides an external contact route, subject to that service’s access requirements. Please avoid sharing sensitive information.

Ongoing review

This statement will be updated as accessibility checks are completed and issues are identified or resolved. We use W3C accessibility guidance as a reference for improvement.