Built for everyone. Checked every launch.
We sell accessibility as part of every build, so it would be embarrassing not to hold ourselves to it. Here's our commitment, in plain terms — including what we can't promise.
Our commitment for this site
This website is designed and tested against WCAG 2.2 Level AA-oriented practices. That includes contrast, keyboard access, visible focus, meaningful alternatives, labelled forms, logical structure and reduced-motion support. This is an ongoing operating standard, not a legal certification.
What we do on every site we build
- Colour contrast that meets AA ratios — checked, not eyeballed
- Keyboard navigation through every interactive element, with a visible focus ring and a skip-to-content link
- Alt text on every meaningful image; decorative images hidden from screen readers rather than described pointlessly
- Labelled form fields, with errors announced properly rather than shown only in red
- Logical headings — one H1, then real structure, not text sized to look like headings
- Reduced motion honoured for people who get sick from animation
- Captions or transcripts when time-based media is included
- Automated and manual checks before launch, including keyboard navigation and zoom review
Why this matters commercially, not just morally
Accessibility reduces barriers for customers using different devices, assistive technology or interaction methods. It also improves the resilience and clarity of the interface for everyone.
What we can't promise
Content you add later is your responsibility. If you upload images without alt text or publish a PDF that's an unreadable scan, that's outside what we shipped. We'll tell you how to do it properly, and it's in your contract.
Found a problem?
If any part of this site is difficult to use, we want to hear about it and we'll fix it. Email help@reimaginewebdesign.com. Tell us the page, what happened, and what you were trying to do. We aim to respond within two business days.
If you'd rather not email, mention it on the contact form — it reaches the same place.
Last reviewed: October 2026. We re-check this site at every significant change.