The whole site is set in calm, highly legible type at an 18px base size — bigger than most sites use — and we hold our text to a comfortable contrast against the background so it stays easy on the eyes.

Every button and link has a clear focus outline — a green ring with a soft halo — so you can always see where you are. A “skip to content” link shows up on the first Tab, and we walk the forms keyboard-only before every release.

The only thing that moves continuously is the progress bar during a real scan. If you've asked your device to reduce motion, everything simply appears in place — no sliding, no counting.

Our fonts are self-hosted and the site loads no outside scripts, trackers or CDNs. And every status you see is a word and an icon, not just a colour — so colour is never the only signal.

Scan reports show inside a sandboxed frame and we keep improving how they read to a screen reader. And an automatic check — ours included — only covers part of WCAG. If we missed something, we genuinely want to hear it.

Use the “Something off? Tell us” button on any page — it drops straight into our queue with the page you were on — or book a call from the pricing page. We treat accessibility reports about our own site as priority fixes.