Website information
A website for everyone.
We want people to be able to explore our services, view our work and contact us using the device and input method that suits them.
Using this website
The website is designed to adapt to smaller screens and browser zoom. Navigation and enquiry fields use text labels, and meaningful project images include alternative text.
You can use a keyboard to move between links, buttons and form fields. A skip link at the start of each page takes you directly to the main content. Visible focus styles help show which control is selected.
Project galleries and movement
The gallery includes buttons so dragging is not the only way to move between photographs. On a touch screen you can move horizontally through projects and scroll vertically down the page.
Animations are kept brief, and the website respects a reduced-motion preference set on your device. Content remains available without needing to watch an animation.
If something is difficult to use
If a page or feature prevents you from finding the information you need, please tell us through the contact options on our contact page. Include the page address, what you were trying to do and the device or assistive technology involved if you are comfortable sharing that information.
We can discuss the information you need in another suitable way and use the report to improve the website. You do not need to disclose a disability or medical information to report a problem.
Ongoing improvements
Accessibility is considered as pages and features are updated. This statement describes the intended features of the website; it is not a claim that every combination of device, browser and assistive technology has been independently tested.
