Accessibility Statement

Accessibility Commitment for Man with Van Wandsworth

Man with Van Wandsworth is committed to providing an accessible online experience for all customers, including disabled users and people using assistive technologies. We want everyone to be able to research, plan and arrange accessible Man with Van Wandsworth services as independently and easily as possible.

Our Accessibility Standards

We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines version 2.1, Level AA. These guidelines are recognised as the international standard for improving web accessibility and usability for people with a wide range of needs, including visual, auditory, cognitive and motor impairments.

Our objective is that core content and key features of our website remain perceivable, operable, understandable and robust. As we update or expand our content about accessible Man with Van Wandsworth services, we work to keep those changes aligned with WCAG 2.1 AA success criteria.

Support for Screen Readers

The website is designed so that people using screen readers and other assistive technologies can access the same information about Man with Van Wandsworth services as other visitors. This includes:

Using clear page titles and structured headings so screen reader users can navigate logically through sections.

Providing descriptive text for images where they add important meaning to the page content.

Writing links and actionable text in a way that explains purpose and destination without needing surrounding visual context.

We continually review new and existing content to ensure wording and structure are helpful for people relying on screen readers.

Keyboard Navigation

Our website is designed to be navigable using only a keyboard, without requiring a mouse or trackpad. This is important for people who use alternative input devices, keyboard-only workflows or switch controls.

Key features that support keyboard accessibility on our accessible Man with Van Wandsworth pages include:

Logical tab order across menus, buttons and form fields, so users can move through the page step by step.

Visible focus indicators, helping keyboard users keep track of where they are on the page.

Interactive elements that can be accessed and activated with standard keyboard commands, such as the Tab, Shift plus Tab and Enter keys.

If you experience any difficulty reaching a page, section or form using only the keyboard, you can contact us with details so we can investigate and improve.

Content Clarity and Readability

We aim to write content about Man with Van Wandsworth in clear, straightforward language that can be understood by as many people as possible. This includes:

Using short paragraphs and descriptive headings to break up information about our services.

Explaining any essential technical or industry terms in plain language.

Avoiding unnecessary jargon where there are simpler alternatives.

We also aim to maintain sufficient colour contrast between text and background to support users with visual impairments or colour vision differences.

Ongoing Accessibility Improvements

Accessibility is an ongoing process. As we update the website or introduce new features related to accessible Man with Van Wandsworth services, we review their impact on accessibility. When we identify issues, we work to resolve them as soon as is reasonably possible, prioritising barriers that affect core tasks such as finding information about services or requesting a quote.

Contact for Accessibility Requests and Feedback

We welcome comments, suggestions and requests that may help us improve the accessibility of our website or our Man with Van Wandsworth services. If you:

Have difficulty accessing any part of the website.

Need information in an alternative format, such as large print or a simplified text version.

Want to discuss specific accessibility needs for a Man with Van Wandsworth booking.

You can contact us using the contact form or postal details provided on our contact page. When you get in touch about an accessibility issue, please include as much information as you can, such as the page you were using, the type of device and browser, and details of any assistive technology. This helps us understand the problem and work towards a suitable solution.

We take all accessibility feedback seriously and will respond to you as soon as we reasonably can, explaining any actions we plan to take or alternative ways we can help you access the information or service you need.