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Accessibility statement

Farm decisions get made in a yard, in a cab and at a kitchen table. The interface has to work in all three.

Last updated 10 August 2026

We aim to meet WCAG 2.1 level AA. This statement records what we have implemented and what we know is still short of that target — it is a working document, not a certification.

01What we have built in

Semantic headings and landmarks throughout, so screen reader users can navigate by structure rather than reading linearly.

Full keyboard operation with a visible focus ring on every interactive element, and no keyboard traps.

Colour contrast checked against AA for body text and interface text. Severity is never carried by colour alone — every band also carries a text label.

Charts have text equivalents: the projection carries an accessible description, and the same figures are available as a table of lines you can read directly.

Reduced-motion preferences are respected; entrance animation is suppressed entirely.

Financial figures use tabular figures so columns line up and are easier to scan.

02Known gaps

Complex tables on the pricing comparison require horizontal scrolling on small screens. A stacked mobile presentation is planned.

We have not yet completed an independent audit with assistive technology users. Until we have, we describe our position as "built to AA, not audited to AA".

03Reporting a barrier

If something is unusable, tell us at accessibility@agririsk.co.uk with the page and what you were trying to do. We acknowledge within five working days and will tell you honestly whether a fix is quick or scheduled.