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Accessibility statement.

Last updated – 24 February, 2026

Our starting point 

  • We believe inclusivity should be considered in every digital asset we produce whether we are designing a presentation, building an email campaign, producing media ads, or developing a digital platform. 
  • We recognise that true accessibility isn’t just about technical code or visual design; it fundamentally relies on intuitive interfaces, logical content structure, and clear, jargon-free language.

A Common-Sense Approach 

  • Because formal accessibility requirements, industry best practices, and user expectations shift and evolve over time, we make it a priority to discuss accessibility needs right at project kick-off. 
  • While our default baseline is guided by the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 AA, we always approach accessibility with a healthy dose of pragmatism and common sense. 

How We Check Our Work 

  • In practice, we build accessibility checks directly into our creative and production workflows. 
  • We actively apply design and content best practices throughout a project’s lifecycle, focusing on crucial details like ensuring high colour contrast and establishing readable typography. 
  • Before any asset is distributed or a campaign goes live, our team conducts a comprehensive mix of manual reviews and automated testing using a suite of tools such as Lighthouse to identify and resolve potential barriers. 

Testing and Refining 

  • Accessibility is an ongoing process. We welcome your feedback and questions.