Our standard

This site is built to meet WCAG 2.1 level AA. Every colour pairing is checked against the 4.5:1 contrast ratio for text, every image has a text alternative, every page has one heading that names it, and every control works with a keyboard. Body text is 17 pixels with generous line spacing, links are underlined or clearly coloured, and nothing flashes. The one thing that moves on its own, the client screenshots on the homepage, has a pause button, holds still while you point at it or tab into it, and does not cycle at all if your device asks for reduced motion.

Why it matters to us

About one in ten people using a website has a disability that affects how they read, see, hear or move, and many more are on a small screen in bright sunlight with one hand free. A site that works for a screen reader also works for a search engine, and a site that works with a keyboard works on a cracked phone. Accessibility is part of how we build, not a feature we add.

What we tested

Keyboard navigation of the menus, forms and accordions; screen-reader announcements of headings, links and form errors; text resizing to 200 per cent; and reduced-motion preferences, which turn off transitions and stop the homepage screenshots cycling.

Known limits

Third-party embeds such as the booking calendar follow their provider’s accessibility. Screenshots of client websites are described in text but their contents are not transcribed. PDF documents in the reports library are tagged where the source allows; where a PDF is not accessible we provide the same content as a web page on request.

How we keep it this way

Every template is checked against the same list before it goes live: contrast, headings, alternative text, keyboard order, focus visibility, form labels and error messages. The check is automated in our build and run by hand on a phone with a screen reader once a quarter. Client sites we build are held to the same standard, and the handoff to a client’s own team includes the checklist.

Tell us

If anything on this site is hard to use, email hello@spinah.com or message WhatsApp. We reply within two business days and fix what we can within ten. If you tell us which page and what happened, we can usually fix it the same week.