Accessibility Statement
Commitment to accessibility
Adriana Lyon-Shaw is committed to making this website usable by as many people as possible, including people who use assistive technologies or navigate with a keyboard.
The site has been designed and internally reviewed with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA in mind. It has not yet been independently audited, so this statement does not claim formal full conformance.
Using this website
You should be able to:
- navigate the main content and links using a keyboard;
- use a visible “Skip to main content” link;
- zoom text to at least 200% without losing essential content;
- read the site with clear heading structures and descriptive links;
- use the site with reduced animation when your device requests reduced motion; and
- view the site across mobile, tablet and desktop screen sizes.
Measures taken
Accessibility measures currently include semantic page structure, keyboard-visible focus styles, alternative text for meaningful images, empty alternative text for decorative imagery, responsive layouts, readable text sizing, reduced-motion support and keyboard control of the navigation menu.
Known limitations
No known content barriers were identified during the current internal review. The booking calendar and some links lead to third-party services, including Calendly, LinkedIn and external evidence sources. Their accessibility is controlled by those organisations rather than this website.
The site will continue to be reviewed as the final consultancy name, domain, dedicated email address and analytics arrangements are introduced.
Feedback and reporting a problem
If you experience an accessibility problem or need information in another format, please contact Adriana through LinkedIn. Please include the page address and a brief description of the problem so it can be investigated.
Testing approach
This statement was prepared following an internal review of the homepage, About, Services, How We Work, Privacy and Accessibility pages at mobile, tablet and desktop sizes. The review included keyboard navigation, focus visibility, heading structure, image descriptions, reduced-motion behaviour and responsive layout.