Accessibility

A clearer experience should be a more usable experience.

Reach & Reason aims to make its principal website journeys clear, keyboard-accessible and usable across a wide range of screen sizes and input methods.

Intended experience

The website is intended to support:

  • keyboard operation for navigation and interactive controls;
  • visible focus that remains distinguishable over stable and variable surfaces;
  • logical headings, landmarks, labels, and reading order;
  • text alternatives and supporting text for meaningful visual information;
  • sufficient text and non-text contrast at each point of use;
  • reflow at 320px and above without loss of information or function;
  • minimum 44 by 44 pixel target sizes where required by the accepted specification;
  • reduced-motion preferences and access to all meaning without animation;
  • clear disabled, error, selected, hover, and focus states that do not rely on color alone;
  • stable dimensions that reduce unexpected layout movement.

Design and interaction

The site uses tested text and focus colors, visible keyboard focus, stable responsive layouts and reduced-motion support. Meaning and controls are not intended to depend on color alone.

These design checks support usability but are not, by themselves, a formal WCAG conformance certification.

Current testing boundary

The public release has been checked across its governed routes and responsive widths, including keyboard navigation, focus visibility, contrast, reflow and reduced motion. Further testing with a broader set of browsers and assistive technologies remains part of ongoing improvement.

Reporting an accessibility issue

Email operations@reachreason.com with the page address, the problem you encountered and the browser or assistive technology you were using. Please do not include sensitive information.