Usable by people with different needs — and honest about the gaps.

Can I use the website effectively, and how can I get help if something prevents me?

Acumion wants this website to be usable by people with different needs and different ways of navigating. This statement describes the approach taken in design, content and testing, the limitations we know about and how to tell us when something gets in your way. Statement date: [date of statement or most recent review].

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The approach and current status

What has been done, and what is being reviewed.

Only standards, conformance levels and test results supported by completed work are stated here.

Design and content

Pages are built with a clear heading structure, readable text sizes, colour contrast checked against WCAG 2.2 AA for body copy on both the dark and warm-neutral grounds, visible keyboard focus and descriptive link text. Motion is reduced automatically for visitors whose system setting asks for reduced motion: the introduction sequence, background film and generative animation are replaced with still content.

Testing

[Describe the testing actually completed — for example keyboard-only navigation of every page, screen-reader checks with VoiceOver and NVDA, automated checks with a named tool — with the date. Do not claim a conformance level until an audit supports it.]

Known limitations

The introduction animation on the home page holds the page for a few seconds before content is reachable; it plays once per browser session and is skipped under reduced motion. Some case material is presented as images of documents; a text description accompanies each. Embedded third-party services, where used, may not meet the same standard. [Add any further known barriers found in testing.]

Alternatives

Every piece of information on the site can be requested in another format by contacting Acumion directly. The contact form can be completed without a mouse; if any part of it presents a barrier, the same request can be made by email.

Reporting a barrier

Tell us what got in the way.

You do not need to repeat an inaccessible interaction to report it: write to us directly.

What helps us investigate

The page you were on, what you were trying to do, the difficulty you experienced and, if relevant, the browser and assistive technology you use.

How to reach us

Use the contact form with the subject 'An accessibility barrier', or write to [verified business email].

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What happens next

[Describe the actual response process — who reviews reports, the typical time to acknowledge and how fixes are communicated. State only commitments that will be kept.]