Legal
Accessibility
Placeholder structure. Written after the WP10 assessment, so it reports what the testing found.
What we aim for
WCAG 2.2 AA, stated as a target with the date last assessed, never as a bare claim of compliance.
What has been checked
Keyboard-only completion of the whole check, focus visibility, contrast against the plum grounds, and behaviour at 320px.
Known gaps
Each one listed on its own, with the date it was found.
Reporting a barrier to us
hello@feasibilitylab.co.uk, with the acknowledgement commitment from the contact page. This is the first route and the one we control.
Independent advice
The Equality Advisory and Support Service, for someone who wants guidance on their own position rather than to complain to us.
The legal position
The Equality Act 2010 duty on service providers, including reasonable adjustments, and the Equality and Human Rights Commission’s enforcement role under its statutory services code. Not the public-sector website accessibility regulations or their monitoring body: those bind public sector bodies, and naming them here would misstate a visitor’s rights.