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Accessibility

Accessibility Statement

1. Our commitment

We want everyone to be able to find and understand the information on this website, including people with disabilities.

2. Keyboard navigation

All menus, links and forms can be used with a keyboard. A 'Skip to content' link appears when you press Tab at the top of each page, and focus is clearly highlighted.

3. Readable typography

We use legible type sizes, generous line spacing and plain language.

4. Colour contrast

Text and controls are designed with strong contrast against their backgrounds.

5. Alternative text

Meaningful images have text descriptions for people using screen readers.

6. Form labels and error messages

Every form field has a visible label, and errors are explained in text next to the relevant field.

7. Screen-reader compatibility

Pages use semantic headings, landmarks and lists to support assistive technologies.

8. Responsive layouts

The website adapts to phones, tablets and desktops, and supports browser zoom. Animations are reduced if your device requests reduced motion.

9. Known limitations and feedback

We have not had this website formally audited against a specific accessibility standard. If you find something difficult to use, please tell us at contact@selijavides.org or +353 91 766 777, and we will try to provide the information in another way.