Our approach

We use semantic page structure, readable language and restrained interfaces. Accessibility is an ongoing design and testing concern; no WCAG compliance, certification or completed formal audit is claimed.

Navigation & keyboard use

Pages include skip navigation, native links and buttons, visible focus indicators and keyboard-operable disclosures. Preferences use a native modal dialog with Escape handling and return focus.

Readable, responsive content

Layouts adapt through desktop, tablet and mobile breakpoints. Text uses system fonts and strong navy/blue contrast on white. Reduced-motion preferences disable smooth scrolling. Actual zoom/reflow testing remains outstanding.

Forms & feedback

Form fields have labels and native validation. Status regions report acceptance or errors. The online enquiry flow needs JavaScript and a working third-party spam check; direct email provides an alternative.

Known limitations

Browser rendering, screen-reader interaction and the live Turnstile challenge have not been tested in this environment. Native validation messages and third-party controls need deployed keyboard/mobile checks. Automated source checks do not prove accessibility compliance.

Tell us what needs attention

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Let us know where you got stuck.

Email hello@99bays.com for an accessibility issue or an alternative way to discuss your project. No guaranteed response time is asserted.