1. Measures We Have Taken
- Semantic HTML structure with consistent heading order.
- Text and interface colours chosen with contrast in mind.
- Alt text on meaningful images.
- Layout that remains usable when the page is zoomed or viewed on a small screen.
- Form elements and links that can be reached and activated with a keyboard.
- Readable font sizes and line lengths for long-form reading.
2. Known Limitations
We are aware of the following limitations:
- Some older images may still need improved descriptive alt text.
- Certain decorative elements are not optimised for screen readers.
- Third-party content we link to is outside our control and may have its own accessibility gaps.
We do not claim full conformance with any specific accessibility standard. We review the site periodically and address issues as we find them.
3. Automated Tools
Accessibility widgets and overlays cannot replace properly structured content. Our focus is on building accessible markup rather than relying on an automated overlay.
If you encounter an accessibility barrier, please write to hello@herarbor.com with the page address and a short description of the problem. We will do our best to respond and, where possible, to fix it.