Accessibility Statement

Accessibility at Man and Van Earls Court

Man and Van Earls Court is committed to providing an accessible online experience for every visitor, including people with disabilities. We aim to make information about our man and van services in the Earls Court area easy to find, understand, and use, regardless of your technology or individual requirements.

Our Accessibility Commitment

Our goal is to align our website with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, WCAG 2.1 at the AA level. These guidelines explain how to make web content more accessible for people with a wide range of disabilities, including visual, auditory, physical, speech, cognitive, language, learning, and neurological disabilities. We see accessibility as an ongoing responsibility and an important part of offering fair and inclusive man and van services in Earls Court.

Steps We Are Taking

We are working to design and maintain our website so it is clear, consistent, and easy to use. This includes improving colour contrast for text, ensuring text can be resized, and avoiding content that may cause flashing or discomfort. We also aim to use plain language and logical structure so that information about our accessible man and van Earls Court service can be understood quickly and confidently by all users.

Screen Reader Support

The Man and Van Earls Court website is being developed to work with common screen readers and assistive technologies. We use clear heading structures, descriptive page titles, and meaningful text for labels and content where possible. Our aim is that visitors using screen readers can navigate our accessible Man and Van Earls Court information in a predictable order and understand the purpose of each section without confusion.

Keyboard Navigation

We recognise that some visitors cannot use a mouse or touch screen and rely on keyboard navigation or alternative input devices. Our intention is that the main pages of the Man and Van Earls Court website can be navigated using only the keyboard. This includes using the Tab key to move through links and controls in a logical sequence, and using Enter or Space to activate buttons and other interactive elements, wherever possible. We also seek to ensure that the keyboard focus is always visible, so you can easily see where you are on the page.

Compatible Browsers and Devices

We aim to support recent versions of major web browsers and a range of devices, such as desktop computers, laptops, tablets, and mobile phones. Our goal is that information about our accessible man and van Earls Court area services remains usable on different screen sizes and orientations. Some older browsers and devices may not display every feature perfectly, but we are working to keep the core content and navigation available for as many users as practical.

Ongoing Improvements

Accessibility is not a one time task. As we update our removals and man and van information for Earls Court, we review pages and features to reduce barriers. This may involve adjusting headings, improving forms, refining labels, adding alternative text to images where appropriate, and testing keyboard use. We welcome comments from people who use assistive technology, as real experiences help us identify where improvements are needed most.

Requesting Help or Alternative Formats

If you have difficulty using any part of the Man and Van Earls Court website, or if you need information about our services in a different format, such as large print or a simplified written summary, you can contact us with your request. Please describe the page or content you are trying to access, the type of problem you are experiencing, and any format that would be more accessible for you. This will help us respond more effectively and consider longer term improvements.

Feedback and Contact for Accessibility Requests

Your feedback is extremely valuable in helping us make our accessible Man and Van Earls Court area services easier to use. If you encounter accessibility barriers, notice content that is hard to understand, or have suggestions about how we could make the site more usable for you, please get in touch and let us know. We will review your comments and aim to respond within a reasonable time, explaining any steps we can take and any longer term changes we are planning to improve accessibility for everyone.