Accessibility statement

What is in place

• Semantic HTML with a logical heading order and a skip link to the main content.
• Visible keyboard focus states, and every control reachable by keyboard.
• Descriptive alt text on meaningful images; decorative images are hidden from screen readers.
• Every animation is behind prefers-reduced-motion, including the moving hero, the scrolling work carousel and the slider controls.
• The pricing assistant announces replies to screen readers, and keeps keyboard focus inside itself while open.
• No video autoplays with sound, and none plays until you press play.
• Text resizes and reflows down to a 320 px viewport without horizontal scrolling.
• The site still works with JavaScript disabled, though the animations and the assistant do not.

Known limitations

• Most videos have no audio track at all. They are labelled “No audio”, and where meaning is carried by on-screen text, the caption underneath repeats it.
• The on-location property walkthrough is narrated in Polish. It has burned-in English subtitles, selectable Polish and English tracks, and a full transcript on the page. The English is a translation rather than a transcript and has not been checked by a native speaker.
• The interview series plays in YouTube's own player, whose accessibility I do not control.
• The Greek and Bulgarian translations are machine-assisted and awaiting review by native speakers.
• The case studies are published in English only.

Accessibility is an ongoing effort. If you encounter a barrier using this site, please let me know and I'll do my best to fix it.

Contact

Report an accessibility barrier, or ask for content in another format, at Oliverror1409@gmail.com.