Accessibility Statement
We use WordPress with Divi as our CSS for styling. Some of the DIVI ARIA attributes for buttons and fields do not provide additional descriptive labels, **Note: We are working to rectify this immediately. I will keep you updated on our progress as a web accessibility advocate for over 10 years. Visit my profile on the LinkedIn platform.
Appearance
Links
Structure
- Only one h1 per page
- Headings for each page are in sequence fro H1-H6
- Heading levels are not skipped
- Aria labels do not always have a meaningful description (Divi)
Images
Videos
Some Common Website Features
that Are Not Accessibility Compliant
Rachel Kane Design
I am an interaction design contractor, based in West Wicklow and I have co designed many projects with Robin from Leanweb.eu. I have been a web accessibility advocate since 2012 and have been involved in research to investigate the barriers faced by people with a disability when accessing online content. Our CMS we use is WordPress which is layered with DIVI for functionality and styling purposes. This website was designed with accessibility and conformance to the Directive EN 301 549 (EU) 2016/2102 as a priority. While every effort has been made to adhere to the accepted guidelines and standards for accessibility and usability, it is not always possible to do so in all areas of the website. This may include third party applications, social media feed aggregation, and third party map integrations, like Google maps. We are continually working to improve the user experience for everyone. If you experience any difficulty in using this website, please let me know. we are committed to making this website as accessible as possible.
Thank you, Rachel
Email:info@rachelkanedesign.ie