Reading and navigation
Open the accessibility controls to adjust text size, turn on high contrast, reduce motion or choose the optional OpenDyslexic font. These are reading preferences; choose what works for you.
- You can use the menu, forms and controls with a keyboard. A skip link takes you to the main content, and a visible outline shows which control has focus.
- Pages use headings and labelled controls for assistive technologies, and layouts adapt to smaller screens and larger text.
- The site respects your device’s reduced-motion setting and includes support for forced-colour modes.
Limitations and checks
I check layouts, keyboard navigation and colour contrast when making changes. Screen reader and browser combinations can behave differently, and the contact form uses a third-party service, Formspree.
I use the WCAG 2.2 Quick Reference (opens in a new tab) and W3C testing guidance (opens in a new tab) to guide improvements.
Report a problem
If something is difficult to read or use, please contact me. Include the page, what went wrong and your browser or device if you can.