Accessibility Statement

I want michaelwood.tech to be usable by as many people as possible, including people who use assistive technologies or navigate websites using methods other than a mouse.

Accessibility is considered as part of the way this website is designed and developed. I continue to improve the site where practical as pages, features and components change.

Accessibility approach

The website aims to follow good accessibility practices and recognised accessibility principles where practical. This includes consideration of:

• Clear, readable text and sensible colour contrast
• Logical heading structure and semantic HTML
• Keyboard-friendly navigation and interactive controls where possible
• Form labels, instructions and useful validation messages
• Descriptive link text where appropriate
• Alternative text for meaningful images
• Responsive layouts that remain usable on smaller screens and when content is enlarged
• Respect for reduced-motion preferences on animated parts of the website where supported

Using the website

The site is designed to work across modern desktop, tablet and mobile browsers. In many browsers you can also change text size, zoom the page or use built-in accessibility tools without losing access to the main content.

Most navigation, links and form controls are intended to remain usable from a keyboard as well as with a mouse or touchscreen.

Animation and motion

Some areas of the website use subtle movement, transitions or automatically moving content to make the interface more engaging. Where supported by the browser, the website aims to respect the operating system's prefers-reduced-motion setting and reduce non-essential animation.

Forms

Forms are intended to use clear labels and understandable fields. If you cannot use a website form, you can contact me directly by email instead.

Email: hello@michaelwood.tech

Known limitations

This is a custom-built website and some areas may not yet provide a perfect experience for every user or every assistive technology.

Possible limitations can include:

• Certain animations or complex interactive components
• Third-party content, services or embedded tools that are not fully controlled by me
• Older content or files that may not yet have the same level of accessibility as newer pages
• Complex dashboards, portals or specialist functionality that may require further accessibility improvements

This statement does not claim that every page or component meets a particular accessibility standard in full. If a specific part of the site creates a barrier, please tell me so I can review it.

Third-party services

Parts of the website may rely on external services, payment providers, analytics tools, social platforms or other third-party functionality. I cannot always control the accessibility of those third-party interfaces.

Feedback and reporting a problem

If you experience an accessibility problem on this website, it is helpful if you can include:

• The page or URL where the problem occurred
• A short description of what you were trying to do
• The device, browser or assistive technology you were using, if you know it
• A screenshot, where useful

Send accessibility feedback to: hello@michaelwood.tech .

Alternative formats

If you need information from this website in a different format, contact me and explain what you need. Where reasonably possible, I will provide the information in a more suitable format.

Ongoing improvements

Accessibility is an ongoing part of maintaining the website. As the site is updated, I may review navigation, colour contrast, forms, content structure, motion and other components to improve usability.

This accessibility statement was last reviewed on 16 August 2026.