Accessibility.
You should be able to read the work, explore the services and get in touch in the way that works for you.
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The standard I work toward.
I aim to make this website accessible using the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines as a practical reference. Accessibility is ongoing work, and I welcome reports of barriers.
- Navigate with a keyboard
- The site includes a skip-to-content link, visible focus styles and native links and disclosure controls. You can move through the page without using a pointer.
- Read at your own pace
- Headings organize the content, form controls have labels, and meaningful images have text alternatives. Layouts adapt to smaller screens so content can reflow.
- Use less motion
- The site respects your device's reduced-motion preference. Text, navigation and calls to action remain visible without waiting for an animation.
- Get help with a form
- Validation messages identify fields that need attention. If the form is a barrier, email is available as another way to discuss your project.
A barrier deserves a response.
If anything prevents you from using the site or understanding the work, contact me directly.
hi@raphy.devAny of these details can help me reproduce the issue:
- The page address and what you were trying to do.
- What happened and what you expected instead.
- Your browser, device or assistive technology, if you want to share it.
Share only what you are comfortable sharing. You do not need to disclose a disability or medical information.
Useful to know.
Can I request a quote without completing the form?
Yes. Email hi@raphy.dev with your project idea. If a part of the site is difficult to use, I can continue the conversation by email.
Does this statement certify the site?
No. WCAG 2.2 AA is the accessibility target for this website. This statement is a commitment to improvement, not a certification or a claim that every page and device combination has been independently audited.