Accessibility statement
Our commitment to access and accessibility.
Voice of Disability, led by disabled women, aims to make this website usable with a range of assistive technologies. WCAG 2.2 and Universal Design guide our work.
User testing evidence — 15 October 2026
- 200% zoom: User-tested on the homepage. The user reported that no content fell off the sides, supported by a full-page screenshot.
- 400% zoom: User-tested on the homepage. A screenshot shows single-column reflow without obvious clipping in the visible upper sections; the entire site was not inspected at this zoom.
- Keyboard navigation: User-tested in the course of reviewing the website. The user reported using the keyboard. Full verification of every interactive control remains outstanding.
- Text-to-speech reading: A user-provided screenshot shows the live homepage text displayed in a reading tool. This demonstrates a reading workflow, but does not establish compatibility with all screen readers or assistive technologies.
These are recorded observations, not a complete WCAG conformance audit. Additional testing is needed for all pages, keyboard focus and controls, form submissions, and reflow at 320 CSS pixels. Testing by blind users with different screen-reading software is planned and has not yet been completed.
Report an accessibility barrier
If a page, form or document is difficult to use, contact us or email hello@voiceofdisability.com. Tell us the affected page and preferred response format; sensitive medical details are not required.