Accessibility statement
A clear way in
Every page, form and account on this site should work for you however you read, move or listen. This is how far it does, measured rather than promised.
The aim
WCAG 2.2, level AA
We build this site to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.2 at level AA, in English and in Welsh. Each page declares its language, so a screen reader pronounces the Welsh pages as Welsh, and each English page links to its Welsh twin and back.
The site is dark by design and stays dark whichever colour scheme your device asks for; it says so to the browser, so the browser does not repaint it.
Measured
What was tested, and the numbers
These checks were run on the live site on 13 November 2026, in a Chromium browser driven by script, on every page reachable from the home page in both languages.
| Screen widths | 34 pages at four widths, 1600, 1280, 820 and 390 pixels: each fits the screen without sideways scrolling, every image loads, no script error appears, and every link reaches a page. |
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| Narrowest screen | The same pages at 320 pixels wide: no sideways scrolling on any of them. |
| Colour schemes | Every new and changed page checked with a light and with a dark preference: the page ground stays dark in both, controls show their edges, headings are set in more than one weight. |
| Text over pictures | Contrast measured at the worst pixel under each heading and introduction set over a picture: the lowest is 4.64 to 1, against the 4.5 to 1 the guidelines ask for. A control case of white text on the brightest part of a picture fails, as it must, so the test can tell. |
| Keyboard | Every page walked with the Tab key from the top: on all 34 pages a visitor can reach without signing in, the first stop is the skip link, which moves focus to the main content; all 898 focus stops show a 3-pixel outline, and focus never gets stuck. The four signed-in account pages, the seller’s pack included, were walked the same way: 274 stops, all outlined. |
| Without scripts | The first-visit form, every account form and the seller’s pack send as ordinary form posts and answer with a page. |
Known limits
What is not right yet
We would rather list these than have you find them.
- The completion-day drawing on the home page lights its windows as you scroll. Its text description tells the whole day, but a screen reader is not told as each hour changes.
- Date fields use your browser’s own date picker, which differs between browsers and is not equally easy with every screen reader.
- The calendar file from the back-planner opens in your calendar app, whose accessibility is outside our control.
- The site has been checked by script and by keyboard, but not yet by disabled people using their own assistive technology. Tell us what you meet, and we will put it right or list it here.
Another format
Asking for it another way
Write to property@lananeillestates.life with “Another format” in the subject, say which page or document you need, and how. We can send the words of any page as plain text by email, or in large print by post, and answer within two working days with the format or a date for it.
If something on the site stops you from asking for a first visit, tell us in the same way and we will take the request down from your message.
If you are unhappy with our answer
The Equality Act 2010 asks businesses to make reasonable adjustments for disabled people. The Equality Advisory and Support Service gives free advice on it, and the Equality and Human Rights Commission oversees the Act.