Accessibility statement

The Casebook should work without perfect sight, hearing or dexterity

The site is designed for keyboard access, responsive reflow, descriptive text and reduced motion. This statement records what has been checked and what still needs specialist testing.

Features already provided

Skip links and consistent landmarks.
Keyboard-operable links, buttons, filters and dialogs.
Visible text alternatives for fan art and location photography.
Small-screen reflow corrected and checked on representative pages at a 390-pixel viewport.
Reduced-motion behaviour where animation is non-essential.
No autoplaying audio or video.

Checks still required

Independent testing with NVDA, VoiceOver or another screen reader.
A complete manual keyboard, contrast and focus review across every unique template.
Two-hundred and four-hundred-percent zoom and text-spacing checks across every template.
Accessible route verification for visitor itineraries.

Report an access problem

Accessibility reports can be sent to webmaster@theludwigcasebook.co.uk. Include the affected page, device, browser and task where possible.

Read the reporting and correction procedure →

Read WCAG 2.2 at W3C →

Current conformance position

Reviewed 3 September 2026. This is not a declaration of full WCAG 2.2 AA conformance. It records the improvements and representative checks completed so far, alongside the specialist testing still required.