Accessibility

This site is built to meet WCAG 2.2 Level AA wherever it is reasonably achievable. Below is what that means in practice, and where the site still falls short — because a statement that only lists successes is not much use to anyone.

What is in place

• ✓Every page has one H1 and a logical heading order beneath it.
• ✓The site is operable by keyboard, including navigation, the mobile menu, forms, and the before-and-after comparison sliders.
• ✓Before-and-after sliders can be driven with arrow keys, Home and End, and every slider also has plain Before / Compare / After buttons for anyone who cannot drag.
• ✓Interactive controls meet a 24×24px minimum target size, and primary touch targets on mobile are larger again.
• ✓Images carry descriptive alt text; images that are purely decorative are hidden from screen readers rather than described.
• ✓Motion respects the prefers-reduced-motion setting: count-up animations, parallax, and the slider nudge are disabled when it is on.
• ✓Form fields have real labels, errors are announced, and the confirmation state is exposed to screen readers.
• ✓Focus is visible on interactive elements, and the mobile menu traps focus while open and restores it on close.

Known limitations

• •The comparison sliders are inherently visual. Each one carries a text caption describing what changed, but the comparison itself cannot be conveyed fully without sight.
• •Photography carries meaning on this site. Alt text describes each image, but a detailed visual result is difficult to convey in a sentence.