Accessibility statement

Draft page for Leafair review. Final wording must be approved by Leafair before public launch.

Our accessibility aim

Leafair Community Association aims for this website to be accessible, readable, mobile-friendly and usable with a keyboard. We want people to be able to find community information clearly, whether they are using a phone, tablet, desktop computer, screen reader or keyboard-only navigation.

What we have considered

This website preview has been designed with accessibility in mind, including:

• clear page structure and headings
• readable text sizes and colour contrast
• keyboard-accessible navigation and visible focus states
• descriptive link text and meaningful image descriptions where images are used
• layouts that adapt for smaller screens
• a skip link to main content

Leafair recognises that accessibility is ongoing work. Some content or features may still need improvement.

Alternative ways to contact Leafair

If you find any part of this website difficult to use, you can contact Leafair directly for information about services, activities and support. Contact details are available on the contact page.

Report an accessibility problem

If you have difficulty using this website, or if you notice an accessibility problem, please tell Leafair so we can review it. When reporting a problem, it helps to include:

• the page or feature you were trying to use
• what you were trying to do
• what went wrong or what was difficult
• the device and browser you were using, if you know them

Accessibility contact details are to be confirmed by Leafair.