Accessibility Statement

Requests, issues and suggestions

Radcliffe and Rose is committed to making its website accessible, inclusive and easy to use.
We want visitors to be able to browse our photography work, read about our services, make enquiries and access key information clearly across desktop, tablet and mobile devices.
 

Our commitment
We aim to make our website usable for as many people as possible, including people who use screen readers, keyboard navigation, screen magnifiers, speech recognition software or other assistive technologies.
Where possible, we aim to follow the principles of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, working towards WCAG Level AA.
What visitors should be able to do

Visitors should be able to:
 

• Navigate the website using a keyboard.

• Read text clearly against the background.

• Zoom in without losing essential content.

• Understand page structure through clear headings.

• Use links, buttons and contact forms clearly.

• Browse the website on desktop, tablet and mobile devices.

• Access information without relying only on colour or visual layout.

Photography and image-based content
As a photography business, our website contains a large amount of visual content. We aim to make important image-based content accessible through meaningful descriptions, captions or surrounding text where appropriate.
Some decorative images may not have detailed descriptions if they do not provide essential information. Portfolio images may be described more generally where they are used to show style, atmosphere or composition.

Known limitations
We are continuing to improve accessibility across the website. Some areas may not yet be fully accessible, including older portfolio images, third-party embedded content, downloadable documents, maps, online galleries, booking tools or social media feeds.
Where we use third-party tools, we aim to choose services that support accessible use wherever possible.

Feedback
If you experience difficulty using our website, or need information in a different format, please contact Radcliffe and Rose by email.
When raising an accessibility issue, it is helpful to include the page or feature you were trying to use, what went wrong, and the format you would prefer.

Alternative formats
Where reasonable, we can provide information in alternative formats, such as plain text by email, a simplified written summary or a phone conversation.

Ongoing improvements
We review our website from time to time and aim to improve accessibility as we update our content, design and services.

Further help
If you are not satisfied with a response to an accessibility issue, you can contact the Equality Advisory and Support Service for advice.