Accessibility
Digital experiences should be useful to everyone.
We aim to make the Dream Pixel website and the websites we create clear, usable and accessible across devices, browsers and assistive technologies.
Our approach
We work towards the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) and consider accessibility from the beginning of a project, not as a final checklist. That includes semantic structure, keyboard access, readable contrast, meaningful focus states, sensible heading order, descriptive alternatives for images and responsive layouts.
Accessibility is an ongoing practice. If you find something on this website that makes it difficult to use, please let us know and we will investigate it.
Email hello@dreampixel.co.uk with the page you were visiting, what went wrong and any assistive technology or browser details you are comfortable sharing.
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