Accessibility Statement
Information about this website and how we work.
Draft accessibility statement — independent testing required.
Twizu intends to make this website understandable and usable for a wide range of visitors, but no formal WCAG conformance audit has yet been completed. This statement must be updated following testing.
1. Our accessibility approach
We aim to support people who navigate by keyboard, use assistive technologies, zoom text, reduce motion or access the site using a smaller screen. Meaningful content should remain readable without relying on animation or decorative graphics.
2. Design considerations already included
- Page structure uses headings, landmarks and descriptive links intended to assist navigation.
- Interactive controls are intended to expose visible keyboard focus and sufficient hit areas.
- The homepage hero and technology ticker are designed to respect operating-system reduced-motion preferences.
- Layouts are intended to reflow for mobile devices and avoid unnecessary horizontal scrolling.
- The contact form is powered by WS Form, with labels and validation messaging that require further testing.
These statements describe design intentions and features of the website theme; they do not constitute a certified accessibility rating or a claim that every plugin or page meets a particular standard.
3. Areas still to test
Navigation and focus
Check the responsive menu, all links, modal or interactive elements and form controls without a mouse.
Labels and announcements
Verify heading order, image alternatives, field validation and useful status announcements.
Contrast and zoom
Test text, controls, focused elements and responsive reflow at large zoom levels.
Plugin and widget content
Audit WS Form, Google Reviews and any externally loaded content once configured.
4. Motion and animation
The homepage uses subtle decorative motion and a moving row of AI technology names. Where the visitor has requested reduced motion through their operating system, the theme is designed to stop these animations. The same content should remain available without movement.
5. Feedback and assistance
If you encounter an accessibility barrier, please tell us which page or feature is affected, the device or assistive technology you’re using where you’re comfortable sharing it, and what you were trying to do. Contact us using the contact page or [INSERT ACCESSIBILITY SUPPORT EMAIL].
6. Review and next steps
Before commercial launch, carry out and record a structured audit against an appropriate current version of WCAG, address known problems and publish a truthful assessment of the actual level of conformance. [ADD AUDIT DATE, LEVEL, TEST METHODS, KNOWN ISSUES, CONTACT DETAILS AND RESPONSIBLE PERSON.]
Statement draft prepared 13 October 2026. Review date: [INSERT DATE].