Last updated: when I remembered to (19/06/2026)

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1. My commitment to accessibility

I want everyone to be able to use this website — whether you’re browsing on a phone, a laptop, a screen reader, or a toaster with Wi‑Fi. I take accessibility seriously, even if I explain it with a smile.

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2. What I’m doing to make this site accessible

I aim to follow recognised accessibility standards so that as many people as possible can use this site comfortably. That includes:

• Clear text and simple layouts

• High‑contrast colours

• Alt text on images (so screen readers don’t get confused)

• Keyboard‑friendly navigation

• Avoiding tiny buttons that require surgeon‑level precision

If something isn’t accessible yet, it’s not because I don’t care — it’s because I’m still working on it.

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3. What you can do on this site

You should be able to:

• Navigate most pages using just a keyboard

• Zoom in without the layout exploding

• Read text without squinting

• Use screen readers without them having a meltdown

• Contact me easily if something isn’t working

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4. Where I might still be improving

I’m a one‑man operation, not a giant tech company, so some things may still need tweaking. If you find something that’s hard to use, broken, or just annoying, please tell me. I fix things for a living — websites included.

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5. Third‑party content

This site uses Wix, which handles some accessibility features behind the scenes. If something weird happens on a page I didn’t build myself, it might be Wix doing Wix things.

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6. Feedback (I actually want it)

If you experience accessibility issues, please let me know so I can sort it. You can contact me through the website — I reply quickly unless I’m halfway through fixing a door.

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7. Ongoing improvements

Accessibility isn’t a one‑and‑done job. I’ll keep reviewing and updating the site to make sure it stays usable for everyone.