Process automation for SMEs and finance teams

Built to be read and used, however you get here.

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What this site does today, what has not been checked yet, and the quickest way to tell us that something is not working for you.

The short version

  • Plain HTML structure, with one main heading on every page
  • Everything reachable by keyboard, with a focus ring you can see
  • A skip link as the first stop on every page
  • Light and dark themes, and motion held back when your device asks

What the site does today

This site is written by hand, which keeps it small and keeps the markup plain. These are the things it does today, and each of them is checked before a change goes live.

Structure

Headings and landmarks that describe the page.

  • One main heading per page, with the rest in order under it
  • A header, one main region and a footer on every page
  • Real headings, lists and buttons rather than styled boxes
  • Images carry text alternatives

Keyboard and focus

No mouse needed anywhere on the site.

  • A skip link to the content as the first tab stop
  • Every link, button and form field reachable by tabbing
  • A visible focus ring on each stop, in both themes
  • Touch targets sized for a thumb on a phone

Reading and motion

Comfortable in either theme, calm by default.

  • A light theme and a dark theme, both fully designed, with light as the resting state and your choice remembered on this device
  • Text and background colours drawn from one checked palette
  • Motion collapses when your device asks for reduced motion, and nothing disappears with it
  • Fonts served from this site, so text does not wait on anyone else

What has not been checked

The site is designed to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, and level AA is the standard it aims at. It has not been reviewed by anyone outside Spaced Consulting, so this page makes no claim to conform to any level of those guidelines. Saying otherwise without an independent review would be a claim rather than a fact.

Two gaps are worth naming. The site has not been walked through with screen readers on real assistive technology, and it has not been tested on a spread of real phones and tablets beyond the sizes checked in a browser. Automated checks and one pair of eyes catch a great deal and they do not catch everything.

Where something does turn out to be in the way, fixing it comes before adding anything new.

Tell us what is in your way

If any part of this site is hard to use, or something stops you getting to what you came for, tell us. What helps most is the page you were on, what you were trying to do, and the browser, device or assistive technology you were using. A rough description is plenty; nothing formal is needed.

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