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Accessibility Statement
Last updated: 28 July 2026
At Comms with Style, I want everyone to be able to use this website, regardless of ability or technology.
I am committed to making my website as accessible and inclusive as possible and aim to follow good accessibility practices when creating content.
What I'm doing
I aim to:
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Write in clear, plain English.
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Use meaningful headings to help people navigate pages.
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Structure content so it is easy to scan and understand.
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Add alternative text to images wherever appropriate.
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Use good colour contrast and readable fonts.
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Make links descriptive so visitors know where they will take them.
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Regularly review and improve the accessibility of the website.
Known limitations
Although I aim to make all content accessible, some areas of the website may not yet meet every accessibility standard.
For example:
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Some older images may not yet include alternative text.
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Some third-party tools or embedded content may not be fully accessible.
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There may be occasional issues that I have not yet identified.