Empireyo believes the web should be accessible to everyone. For this website we aim for WCAG 2.2 AA, and we carry that ambition into every project we build for clients.
What we do
We build with meaningful HTML, so headings, lists and buttons make sense to assistive technology too. The site is fully keyboard-operable, images that carry information have alt texts, form fields have labels and clear error messages, and the dark colour system is designed for sufficient contrast. If your operating system asks for reduced motion, you get the calm version of our animations. The site also works without JavaScript: content and contact options remain available.
Compliance status
This website is largely compliant with WCAG 2.2 AA. Largely and not fully, for two reasons: the limitations we know about are listed below, and automated testing does not find everything.
How we test
We test ourselves; no external audit has been carried out. On every release we run axe-core (WCAG 2.2 AA plus the best-practice rules) across every page of the site, on a wide screen and on a phone, and we go through the main screens with the keyboard. The last full test was on 3 September 2026: all 434 pages at two screen widths, 868 measurements, zero violations. What a machine cannot judge, such as plain language and a logical reading order, we review by hand.
Known limitations
A number of decorative animations and the interactive elements, such as the quickscan, offer a simplified view without JavaScript. Whenever testing or keyboard use reveals something that can be better, we pick it up in the site’s regular maintenance.
Found something?
If you run into anything, unreadable contrast, a button that doesn’t work with the keyboard, a missing description, email it to hi@empireyo.com. We respond within five working days and fix valid points as quickly as possible. This statement was last revised in September 2026.