ACCESSIBILITY
Accessibility Statement
Steelmarch aims to make the corporate website usable for as many people as reasonably possible and to improve issues that are identified.
What visitors should be able to do
The website is designed to support keyboard navigation, readable text, clear headings, meaningful links, responsive layouts and compatibility with common assistive technologies. Content editors should preserve those standards when adding pages or custom HTML.
- Navigate with a keyboard
- Zoom content without losing essential information
- Understand form labels and errors
- Use meaningful headings and link text
- Reduce motion where the device requests it
Reporting a problem
The final statement should include a monitored accessibility contact. When reporting an issue, include the page address, the problem encountered and the device or assistive technology used where possible.
Review status
The statement should record the date of the most recent accessibility review and any known limitations. Automated tools should be supplemented by keyboard, screen-reader and real-device testing.