We are committed to ensuring briefliesarchive.buzz is accessible to everyone, aiming to conform to WCAG guidelines.
Semantic page structure
We use appropriate HTML5 tags to ensure the content is structurally meaningful for assistive technologies.
Keyboard navigation
All interactive elements, such as links and buttons, can be accessed and activated using a keyboard.
Visible focus states
We provide clear visual focus indicators so you can easily see which element is currently active.
Text readability
Fonts are selected for legibility, and text is sized to be readable across different devices.
Colour contrast
We use colour combinations that meet high contrast ratios to assist users with visual impairments.
Responsive layouts
The website is fully responsive, meaning it adapts to mobile, tablet, and desktop screens without breaking functionality.
Image alternative text
All editorial and functional images include descriptive alt text for screen reader users.
Accessible buttons
Buttons are clearly labelled and provide sufficient clickable areas.
Accessible forms
Form fields have associated labels and provide clear validation feedback.
Mobile accessibility
Navigation and interactions are optimized for touch devices.
Reduced-motion considerations
We avoid unnecessary or excessive animations to respect users with motion sensitivities.
Known limitations
While we strive for full accessibility, some older browsers may occasionally render specific structural elements differently.
How users can report an accessibility problem
If you encounter any accessibility barriers on our site, please let us know via our Contact page.