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Accessibility Statement

Last updated: 7 August 2026

Heritage Dynamic C.I.C. wants this digital heritage experience to be usable by as many people as possible and to support the reasonable-adjustment duties of the Equality Act 2010.

Our Accessibility Aim

We aim to conform to WCAG 2.2 level AA. This is an aim rather than a certification. We review semantic structure, keyboard access, visible focus, colour contrast, text resizing and descriptive labels as the site develops.

Using This Website

You should be able to navigate the main website by keyboard, use a skip link, zoom without losing essential information and use common screen-reader features. Motion is reduced when requested by your device. Layouts adapt to mobile and desktop screens.

Known Limitations

The Matterport tour and Google map are third-party interfaces and may not fully meet WCAG 2.2 AA, keyboard or screen-reader requirements. They are consent-gated and the surrounding page remains available without them. Some visual or historic material may not yet have a complete text alternative.

What We Are Doing

We use accessible structure, visible focus styles, responsive layouts, reduced-motion support and labelled controls. We review third-party content, translations and new interactions as the project grows and prioritise fixes according to user impact.

Feedback and Alternative Formats

If you cannot access content or need another format, email info@heritagedynamic.org. Describe the page, the problem, your preferred format and any assistive technology used. We will consider reasonable adjustments and aim to acknowledge requests within five working days.

Review of This Statement

We review this statement after significant site changes and material accessibility findings. It does not claim that independent accessibility testing has been completed unless an audit is published here.

For enquiries about the digital heritage project, please visit Heritage Dynamic C.I.C. Heritage Dynamic C.I.C.