1. What we've done
- A "Skip to main content" link for keyboard users, so the navigation doesn't have to be tabbed through on every page.
- A single, logical heading structure on every page (one H1, with H2/H3 used in order, not for visual styling).
- Text colour combinations checked against WCAG AA contrast requirements (4.5:1 for normal text) across the site.
- Visible keyboard focus states on links, buttons and form fields, not just a mouse hover state.
- Decorative icons and images marked so screen readers skip over them, while meaningful icons and links have proper text alternatives.
- Form fields with properly associated labels, not just placeholder text.
- A booking form that works with a keyboard alone, with clear error messages tied to each field.
- Decorative animation (the moving background light, scroll effects and hover effects) is turned off site-wide if your operating system is set to reduce motion.
2. Known limitations
We're aware of areas that could still be improved. Most notably, this statement is a self-assessment, not an audit carried out by an accessibility specialist — we're confident in the basics above, but haven't had the site formally tested with real assistive technology users.
We're working through these over time rather than treating accessibility as a one-off task.
3. Reporting a problem
If you find something on this website that's difficult to use, please tell us. Email workflowsaga@gmail.com with the page you were on and what happened — we'll aim to acknowledge you within 2 business days and look into it properly.