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Digiteq

Accessibility statement

Using the website with a keyboard, browser zoom, motion preferences or assistive technology.

Last reviewed 14 November 2026

Our approach

We want people to be able to understand our services, explore our work and contact us using the access methods that suit them. Our aim is to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, WCAG 2.2, at Level AA.

This statement describes the current website features and checks. A complete independent accessibility audit and comprehensive screen-reader testing are still required, so this statement makes no formal conformance claim.

  • Use Tab and Shift+Tab to move between links and controls. A visible outline identifies the focused control.
  • The first link on each page is “Skip to content”. Activate it to move focus to the main content.
  • Use Enter to follow links, and Enter or Space to activate buttons.
  • The menu supports keyboard navigation and keeps focus within the open menu. Escape returns from a submenu, then closes the menu and returns focus to its button.
  • The services page has an index and a compact “Jump to a service” control on narrower screens.

Animation and motion preferences

The website responds to the reduced-motion setting on your device, including changes made during a visit. With motion reduced, the decorative animation stops, transitions are reduced and the native pointer is used.

Reading and layout

Pages use headings, text alternatives for meaningful images and layouts that adapt to available width. Decorative artwork is hidden from assistive technology. You can enlarge text and use browser zoom.

Some project screens are illustrations within images or static examples. The surrounding text explains the customer task and the work described. Controls shown inside a labelled illustration form part of that illustration.

Using the enquiry form

Form controls have labels and required fields are identified. Validation gives a written explanation of missing or invalid information and moves focus to the first field needing attention. Submission feedback is announced through status or alert messages.

If the form is difficult to use, you can email enquiries@digiteq.uk directly. A short description of your enquiry is enough to start a conversation.

Checks and known limitations

Internal checks cover the page structure, keyboard menu and skip link, enquiry validation, reduced-motion behaviour, text and focus contrast, local links and layouts at narrow and desktop widths. These checks are a limited review of this version of the site.

Pages served by Formspree, including its confirmation page when JavaScript is off, are outside the checks described here. A broader audit across browsers and assistive technologies remains outstanding.

Report a problem or request information

Email enquiries@digiteq.uk if something is difficult to use or if you need information in another format. Include the page address and what you were trying to do. Details of your browser, device or assistive technology can help us investigate if you are comfortable sharing them.

We will review the issue and discuss an accessible way to provide the information you need.

You can read the WCAG 2.2 guidelines for the standard we are working towards.