Accessibility Statement

1. Accessibility intent

The site is designed to make business information accessible through readable HTML, clear destinations, and navigation that does not depend on decorative effects. Accessibility is an ongoing consideration rather than a claim that no visitor can encounter a barrier.

2. Implemented features

The current implementation includes semantic page headings, a skip-to-content link, visible keyboard focus, descriptive links, alternative text for the real portrait, and new-tab disclosures. Decorative portfolio graphics are excluded from the accessibility tree.

Mobile navigation exposes its expanded state and can be closed with Escape. Question panels use native HTML details and summary elements. Important page content is present without JavaScript. A reduced-motion preference removes transition effects, animation, and smooth scrolling.

3. Review limits

No independent accessibility certification or comprehensive assistive-technology audit is claimed. Different browsers, devices, zoom settings, and assistive technologies can expose additional issues. External portfolio sites and hosted contact pages are separately operated and are not covered by this website’s implementation statement.

If a feature makes a page difficult to use, the company should evaluate the report and consider an accessible alternative appropriate to the circumstances.

4. Reporting an accessibility issue

Describe the page, the action you were trying to complete, the barrier encountered, and—if you choose—the browser or assistive technology involved. Do not include passwords, payment details, or sensitive records. Postal feedback can be addressed to:

Mark your correspondence “Website accessibility.” For a general business introduction, use the Fairly Frugal Solutions contact page (external site) (opens a new tab); it is not a dedicated on-site accessibility form.