Accessibility

What we aimed for

We aimed to meet WCAG 2.2 at level AA, the usual standard for websites. In practice that means:

• Everything works with a keyboard, and you can always see where you are on the page.
• The street scrolls sideways, but every place on it is also a link, so you can tab along it instead.
• Pictures have descriptions, and the film on About, which has no sound, has a written version of what happens in it.
• Text and buttons stand out clearly from the background.
• If your device asks for less motion, the street shows in colour straight away and the pictures just fade in.
• Without scripts the pages still work, and every place on the street still opens its work.
• Pages hold together on a phone as narrow as 320 pixels, which is about the same as zooming to 400 per cent.

What isn't right yet

We checked the site ourselves at phone, tablet and computer sizes, with a keyboard and a mouse. It hasn't been checked by an outside tester yet, or tried with every screen reader and phone. Things we know about:

• On short phones, the first screen cuts the street off just above its labels, so you need to scroll down a little to see them.
• On an upright phone, most of the wide example pictures slide sideways rather than fitting the screen.
• If you reload the page while a picture is open, the first press of Back does nothing. The second one works.

Tell us

If something doesn't work for you, email info@my-csa.com with the page and what happened. We'll look into it and get back to you.