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

Acumion wants this website to be usable by people with different needs and different ways of navigating. This statement says what has been done, what has been checked, what we know is not yet right, and how to tell us when something gets in your way. Statement date: 24 September 2026.

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The approach and current status

What has been done, and what is being reviewed.

No conformance level is claimed. Everything below is limited to what has been built and checked by the team; a formal audit has not been carried out.

Design and content

Pages use a single h1, a logical heading order, descriptive link text and readable text sizes. Text colours were checked against WCAG 2.2 AA contrast ratios on both the dark and warm-neutral grounds: body copy sits at roughly 9:1 and above, small labels at 4.9:1 and above. Every page has a skip-to-content link, banner and main landmarks, and a visible keyboard focus. The home-page film is muted, plays inline and is replaced by a still for visitors whose system asks for reduced motion; section reveals and the before/after demonstration respect the same setting.

What has been tested

Checked by the team in September 2026 in Chrome on macOS: keyboard operation of the menu (focus moves into the panel, Tab cycles within it, Escape closes it and returns focus), the priority rows on Home, the theme filters on Perspectives and the contact form; phone layouts of every page at 390 px; the contrast figures above. Not yet tested: screen readers (VoiceOver, NVDA), 200% zoom, Windows high-contrast mode and the before/after divider by touch.

Known limitations

The before/after demonstration on the corporate website page is operated by dragging or by arrow keys on a slider; the two page versions are illustrations, described in the surrounding text rather than in the images. Some evidence modules present a figure and a short finding; the full method sits behind a 'Method' disclosure that must be opened. Perspectives published on LinkedIn open on LinkedIn, whose accessibility Acumion does not control.

Alternatives

Every piece of information on the site can be requested in another format by writing to hello@acumion.com. The contact form can be completed without a mouse; if any part of it presents a barrier, the same message can be sent directly to the same address.

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 hello@acumion.com.

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What happens next

Reports are read by the team that builds the site and answered from hello@acumion.com. Barriers that can be fixed are fixed in the next update to the site, and we tell you when that has happened.