Accessibility Statement

While a fully automated live audit isn’t available here, based on common accessibility patterns in Wix Editor sites and the structure of publicly indexed site pages, the following areas should be reviewed and (where needed) remediated:

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• Alternative text for images

Ensure every meaningful image has appropriate and descriptive alt text. Decorative images should have empty alt attributes (alt=""). Missing or non-descriptive alt text can create barriers for screen reader users.​

• Colour contrast

Some design elements (headings, buttons, links) may not meet minimum contrast ratios required for WCAG AA. This is often a risk when custom fonts and colours are applied in Wix Editor.

• Keyboard navigation

Some interactive elements in Wix (menus, dropdowns, search boxes) can be difficult to operate fully via keyboard if not configured correctly. This includes tab order and focus visibility.

• Heading structure

Headings must be sequential (H1 → H2 → H3). Misordered headings can be confusing for assistive technology and should be checked site-wide.

• Forms and labels

Form fields (e.g., newsletter signup, contact forms) must have explicit labels linked to inputs. In Wix Editor, ensure each input uses built-in label fields rather than placeholder text alone.

• Third-party embedded content

Embedded content such as videos, maps or external widgets may not be fully accessible unless captions, transcripts, or accessible parameters are provided.

• Responsive and zoom behaviour

Some layout elements can overlap or clip when zoomed beyond 200–300%, especially headers and navigation areas if not structured with containers.

These items are consistent with common accessibility issues seen in similar UK public sector accessibility statements and WCAG audits