Designed to be usable by everyone.

What this site does

These are not intentions. Each one is built into the site today and most are held in place by an automated test that fails if it stops being true.

• Every control can be reached and operated by keyboard alone, in the order it appears on the page, with a visible focus outline. A skip link is the first thing a keyboard user reaches.
• The mobile menu closes on Escape and returns focus to the button that opened it.
• Motion is treated as an enhancement. If your system asks for reduced motion, animations are not merely shortened — they do not run, and the page renders in its settled state. Nothing on this site needs movement to make sense.
• The site works without JavaScript. The homepage renders in full, and the guided inquiry becomes one long form that still submits.
• Interactive controls are sized to at least 44 by 44 pixels.
• Colour is never the only thing carrying meaning. Where something has a status, that status is written in words.
• Every page has one main heading and no skipped heading levels, inside proper page landmarks.
• Images that carry information have descriptions. Images that are purely decorative are marked so a screen reader skips them rather than reading a filename.
• Form fields have visible labels — never a placeholder standing in for one — and any error is written in text and tied to the field it belongs to.
• Body text uses only colour combinations that have been measured against the contrast minimums, on every surface it appears on.

How this is checked

• Automated checks run with axe-core against the WCAG 2.0, 2.1 and 2.2 A and AA rule sets, at 390, 768 and 1440 pixels wide. A build cannot ship with any serious or critical finding.
• The pages listed below are covered by that automated run, including the guided inquiry's error state and its confirmation page. Other pages are reviewed by hand but are not part of it.
• Keyboard operation, focus handling, reduced-motion behaviour and rendering without JavaScript each have their own tests, separate from the automated scan.
• Layouts are reviewed by eye from 390 pixels upward.

• Homepage (/)
• About (/about)
• Travel Planning (/travel-planning)
• Curated Wellness Journeys (/curated-journeys)
• Eclipse (/curated-journeys/eclipse)
• Transcend (/curated-journeys/transcend)
• Italy, Slowly (/curated-journeys/italy-slowly)
• Journey application (/curated-journeys/apply)
• Application confirmation (/curated-journeys/apply/received)
• Frequently asked questions (/faq)
• Privacy Policy (/privacy)
• This page (/accessibility)
• Begin Planning (/begin-planning)
• Inquiry confirmation (/begin-planning/received)
• Pre-call notes (/begin-planning/prepare)
• Pre-call notes confirmation (/begin-planning/prepare/received)

Where the gaps are

Being specific about what has not been done seems more useful than a blanket claim of conformance.

• This site has not had an independent accessibility audit. Everything above is our own testing.
• Automated tools catch a minority of accessibility problems. They cannot judge whether a description is meaningful, whether an order makes sense, or whether wording is clear.
• Some scroll-linked motion needs a recent browser. Where it is unsupported the page renders in its settled state, which is complete and readable — nothing is lost, it simply does not move.
• This statement covers this website. It is not a statement about Reigate's obligations as a business under provincial accessibility legislation.
• The site has not yet been tested with every screen reader and browser pairing.

Tell us about a barrier

If something on this site was difficult or impossible to use, we would genuinely like to know — including which page it was, what you were trying to do, and the browser or assistive technology you were using, if you know it.

Email concierge@reigatetravel.co and Tyler will read it personally. If it is something we can fix, we will fix it; if it will take longer, we will tell you that instead.

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