Keyboard and structure
We work to provide logical headings, meaningful link text, visible focus states and controls that can be reached without a mouse.
Our commitment
Making STRAVENIQ easier to use
We are committed to improving access to our website, digital products, learning resources and services. Accessibility is an ongoing process, and we aim to consider it when designing, writing, reviewing and updating our content.
People use websites in different ways. Some navigate with a keyboard, screen reader, voice control, magnification or other assistive technology. Others need clear language, strong contrast, reduced motion, captions or a layout that adapts well when text is enlarged.
Our goal
Working towards WCAG 2.2 Level AA
We aim to make this website conform, as far as reasonably possible, to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at Level AA. These guidelines are organised around four principles: content should be perceivable, operable, understandable and robust.
This is an accessibility goal, not a claim that every page, file or third-party service is currently fully conformant. We continue to identify and address barriers.
Practical measures
What we are doing
Readable and adaptable
We use responsive layouts, readable type, colour contrast and content that should remain usable when text is enlarged or the screen is narrow.
Images and motion
We aim to add useful text alternatives to meaningful images, avoid relying on colour alone and respect reduced-motion preferences where possible.
Forms and messages
We aim for clear labels, instructions and error messages, with status information that does not depend only on visual presentation.
Current limitations
Areas that may not yet be fully accessible
Despite our efforts, some content may present barriers. Known or potential limitations include:
- some older PDFs, workbooks, spreadsheets or downloadable files may not have complete tagging, reading order or accessible form controls;
- some product images or mock-ups contain text within an image, although we aim to provide the important information in surrounding page text;
- complex tables, dashboards and interactive tools may be harder to use with some assistive technologies or on very small screens; and
- third-party checkout pages, retailers, payment providers, video platforms, embedded services or learning platforms are not wholly controlled by STRAVENIQ.
We prioritise improvements according to their impact, frequency of use and the practical work required. If a format prevents you from accessing information, please contact us so we can try to provide a suitable alternative.
Need another format?
Request an accessible alternative
If you need information in a different format, tell us what you need and which page, product or document is involved. Where reasonably possible, we will provide the information in an accessible Word document, accessible PDF, plain text, large-text format or another suitable form.
Availability can depend on the nature of the material and any third-party rights, but we will discuss practical options with you.
Accessibility feedback
Report a problem or ask for help
Email info@straveniq.co.uk. Please include the page address or product name, what you were trying to do and the problem you experienced. If you are comfortable doing so, you may also tell us your browser, device or assistive technology. You do not need to disclose a disability.
We will acknowledge and investigate accessibility enquiries as soon as reasonably practicable.
Continuous improvement
How we review accessibility
Our review process is intended to combine automated checks with manual review, including keyboard navigation, zoom and reflow checks, contrast review and screen-reader spot checks. We also use feedback from visitors to help identify issues that automated testing may miss.
We will update this statement when significant changes are made to the website, our accessibility approach or known limitations.
