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Many UK council homepages pass automated checks yet fall apart when a low-vision resident zooms to 400%. This practical guide explains the reflow test in plain English and sets out a repeatable audit routine for web teams.
PDFs remain a stubborn accessibility gap in councils, NHS trusts, and government agencies. This guide explains the common failure modes, the hidden cost of retrospective remediation, and a practical route to HTML-first publishing.
Accessibility statements are compulsory, public and read almost exclusively by people who have just hit a barrier. This guide sets out what the 2018 regulations genuinely ask for, examines the omissions that make statements useless, and offers a working structure any UK organisation can adopt in an afternoon.
Small UK charity digital teams cannot fix everything at once. This plain-English guide sets out twelve WCAG 2.2 AA checks that make a real difference to disabled visitors, plus three time-consuming activities that are often overrated.