Accessibility

Last reviewed November 13, 2026

Three Roses Digital wants this website to work for everyone, including people who use screen readers, keyboards, magnification or voice control.

The standard

This site is built and tested against the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA. The concept sites under Work are held to the same standard.

What’s in place

• Text and background colors that meet AA contrast
• Every page works with a keyboard alone, with a visible focus outline and a skip to content link
• Headings, landmarks and lists marked up in order for screen readers
• Text that can be zoomed to 200 percent without losing content, and pages that reflow to one column at 400 percent
• Layouts that hold up when you make the space between letters, words and lines larger
• Motion that turns off when your device asks for reduced motion
• The moving pictures at the top of the home page have a pause button, and rest while they’re off screen
• Descriptive link text, and alternative text for meaningful images
• A quote questionnaire where every field has a visible label, and an answer that needs a look is explained in words beside the field and at the top of the form

How it was checked

With the axe accessibility engine and the keyboard alone, at phone and computer sizes, in three browser engines: Chrome, Firefox and WebKit, the engine behind Safari. The contrast of every line of text was measured, and the pages were also checked with larger text spacing, at 400 percent zoom and in Windows high contrast mode.

These were automated tests on a computer. The site hasn’t been tested with a screen reader yet, so if something reads badly, please tell me.

Known limits

None known.

Feedback

If anything on this site is hard to use, email contact@threerosesdigital.com with the page and what went wrong, and I’ll fix it.