SpectraAccessibility
Useful without perfect conditions.
Spectra’s public website is designed to work with keyboards, zoom, reduced motion and assistive technology. This statement describes tested measures; it is not a certification.
Contact SpectraIn brief
Our target
We target WCAG 2.2 Level AA for the public website. Automated checks, keyboard review and responsive inspection support that target, but they do not replace feedback from people using assistive technology.
What is included
The public journey should stay operable.
Navigation, guides, tools and enquiry forms use semantic headings, labelled controls and visible focus. Essential marketing content is present in the first HTML response rather than being hidden behind animation or client-side rendering.
- A skip link on shared pages
- Keyboard-operable navigation and browser-local tools
- Reduced-motion handling for the manufacturing introduction
- Readable layouts at narrow widths and 200% zoom
- Text alternatives for meaningful product imagery
Motion
The introduction never blocks the product.
The homepage manufacturing sequence can be skipped or paused. It is bypassed when the browser requests reduced motion and after it has already been shown in the session. The product proposition and links remain in the document whether or not the sequence runs.
Current evidence
Automated and manual checks, with an honest boundary.
The release evidence records automated accessibility results and manual keyboard, focus, zoom, contrast and responsive checks across representative templates. Those results describe the tested release on the recorded date. They are not a claim that every assistive-technology combination has been tested.
- No claim of formal WCAG certification
- Field evidence requires real use over time
- Material limitations are retained in the evidence register
Report a barrier
Tell us what got in the way.
Use the contact page or email karan@techgeekuk.com. Include the page address, what you were trying to do, and the browser or assistive technology involved if you are comfortable sharing it.
- Do not include passwords, customer artwork or sensitive job data
- A form receipt is shown only after the message has been stored
- An alternative route can be arranged for public-site content