Accessibility Statement

What's been done

The site is built with standard, semantic HTML (proper headings, labelled form fields, real buttons and links rather than custom look-alikes) rather than custom components that often break keyboard and screen-reader support.

Every public page has been checked with an automated accessibility scanner, which found no violations at the time of the last check. Automated scanning catches a real but limited set of problems (missing labels, poor colour contrast, incorrect heading structure, and similar) - it cannot confirm the site is fully usable with a screen reader or other assistive technology, which needs real human testing we haven't yet done.

The site works without JavaScript-dependent animations blocking content, respects your browser's reduced-motion setting where used, and doesn't rely on colour alone to convey information such as form errors.

What we haven't formally verified

We have not commissioned a full manual audit against WCAG 2.2 (the usual published accessibility standard), and we have not tested with real assistive technology such as a screen reader or switch device. We don't want to claim a standard we haven't actually checked.

If you use assistive technology and hit a genuine problem anywhere on this site, that's exactly the kind of thing automated scanning can miss, and it's useful information for us.

Tell us about a problem

If any part of this website is difficult to use, please tell us at support@sprintstart.co.uk, with the page and what went wrong if you can. We'll look into it and, where we can, fix it.

If you'd rather get in touch another way, see our Contact page for a phone or WhatsApp option.

Reviewing this statement

We'll review and update this statement as the site changes, and whenever we learn something worth adding here.