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Accessibility

Accessibility statement

Last updated
3 August 2026

This statement is maintained by Averello Studios and describes how this website is designed, built and tested. It is a self-assessment rather than a certification or an independent audit result.

We treat access as part of the design, not a correction applied afterwards. If any part of this site stands between you and the information you came for, we want to hear about it.

The standard we design to

This website is designed and built to target WCAG 2.2 Level AA. In practice that means keyboard operability throughout, visible focus indicators, sufficient text contrast, semantic headings and landmarks, descriptive alternative text, and support for reduced-motion preferences. Accessibility is treated as a design requirement rather than a remediation task.

Measures taken during this build

  • A skip link and a single main landmark on every page.
  • Forms with labelled fields, inline plain-language errors and no visual puzzles.
  • Motion limited to a single restrained reveal, disabled under reduced-motion settings.
  • Content that remains readable and complete without animation or hover.

Conformance status

Averello Studios considers this website to be substantially conformant with WCAG 2.2 Level AA. “Substantially conformant” means the standard has been met across the site, with the possible exception of isolated issues we have not yet found. This is a self-assessment maintained by the studio, not an independent certification.

Conformance was assessed against every published route, including the homepage, The Averello Process™, the services pages, work, insights, about, contact, the project inquiry form and these utility pages.

Known exceptions and third-party content

We are not aware of any outstanding Level AA failure at the time of writing. Two areas sit partly outside our direct control:

  • Scheduling. Booking a discovery call may hand you to a third-party scheduling tool whose interface we do not author. If it presents a barrier, write to us and we will arrange the call by email instead.
  • Client imagery and documents. Photography supplied by clients is published with descriptive alternative text written by the studio; where a caption cannot fully convey a detailed image, we will describe it on request.

If you find something we have missed, telling us is the fastest way to get it fixed — we treat reported barriers as defects, not feedback.

Assessment approach and review date

Accessibility was assessed by combining automated testing with manual review: automated audits across every route, keyboard-only navigation of each page and the inquiry form, screen-reader review of headings, landmarks and form errors, contrast measurement of every text and interface colour pairing, testing at 200 per cent zoom and at narrow widths, verification that all content remains available without hover, and confirmation that motion is suppressed under a reduced-motion preference.

This statement was prepared on 3 August 2026 and is reviewed at least annually, and whenever a significant change is made to the site.

Reporting a barrier

If any part of this site prevents you from finding information or contacting the studio, write to concierge@averellostudios.com with the page address and a short description of what you encountered.

We will acknowledge your message and, where the barrier is within our control, address it. If you would prefer the same information in another format, please say so and we will provide it.