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Accessibility Statement

Accessible Design
& Inclusive Access

Version1.0
Last reviewed7 September 2026
Effective from11 August 2026

Accessibility is considered throughout the design, development and ongoing maintenance of this archive.

This statement explains the standards we aim to achieve and how visitors can request assistance if they experience difficulty using the website.

01

Our Commitment

Steve Gregson Photography is committed to making this website as accessible and inclusive as reasonably possible.

The aim is to ensure that visitors can access and enjoy the archive regardless of age, experience or ability.

Accessibility is considered throughout the design, development and ongoing maintenance of this website.

02

Designing for Accessibility

When developing this website we have sought to:

  • use clear and consistent navigation;
  • maintain readable typography;
  • provide sufficient colour contrast wherever practical;
  • ensure pages remain usable across desktop, tablet and mobile devices;
  • support keyboard navigation where appropriate;
  • provide meaningful alternative text for photographs wherever practical;
  • use semantic HTML to improve compatibility with assistive technologies;
  • avoid unnecessary animation or effects that may reduce usability; and
  • keep page layouts clear, simple and predictable.
03

Photographic Content

This website is primarily a photographic archive.

While every effort is made to provide meaningful descriptions for images, some historic photographs may have limited contextual information available.

Alternative text is generated using a combination of automated tools and editorial review. While every effort is made to ensure descriptions are accurate and useful, they may occasionally contain errors or omissions. If you encounter an inaccurate description, please let us know so it can be corrected.

04

Browser Compatibility

The website is designed to work with current versions of all major modern browsers.

Older browsers may not display all features correctly.

05

Known Limitations

Despite ongoing efforts, some parts of the website may not yet achieve the desired accessibility standard.

Examples may include:

  • historic archive material where complete descriptive information is unavailable;
  • third-party content beyond the control of Steve Gregson Photography; and
  • external websites linked from this archive.

Accessibility improvements will continue as the archive develops.

06

Feedback

If you experience any accessibility difficulties while using this website, or if you require information in another format, please get in touch.

Constructive feedback is welcomed and helps improve the website for everyone.

07

Contact

08

Continuous Improvement

Accessibility is an ongoing process rather than a one-time exercise.

Steve Gregson Photography is committed to reviewing this website regularly and making reasonable improvements wherever practical.

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Document history

Version 1.17 September 2026Accessibility review and website audit