Accessibility Statement

1. Commitment

Draverton Web aims to make this website usable by people with different access needs. The site is built with semantic HTML, readable color contrast, visible focus states, labelled form controls, keyboard-supportive navigation, responsive layouts, and reduced-motion preferences where practical.

2. Current features

• A skip link is available for keyboard and assistive-technology users.
• Navigation can be opened and closed with a keyboard-accessible control on smaller screens.
• Images and meaningful controls include text alternatives or accessible labels where needed.
• The request form identifies fields with labels and provides inline status messages.
• Motion is limited and the site respects the browser’s reduced-motion preference.
• Pages are designed to remain usable across common screen sizes without horizontal scrolling.

3. Known limitations

Accessibility can be affected by browser settings, assistive technology, hosting behavior, third-party content, and future changes to the website. A single statement cannot guarantee that every user, device, browser, or assistive technology will experience every page in the same way.

4. Feedback and requests

If a page, control, document, or form is difficult to use, please describe the problem, the page involved, and the access method or device if known. Draverton Web will review the information and determine an appropriate response based on the issue and available scope.

5. Contact

Accessibility feedback may be directed to projects@dravertonweb.com or by written request to 16800 E Mississippi Ave, Aurora, CO 80017.