Accessibility Statement

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Last updated: 27/7/26

Seeing Dogs Differently aims to make this website welcoming and usable for as many people as possible.

We aim to:

• Use clear and readable language
• Use logical headings
• Maintain suitable colour contrast
• Add alternative text to meaningful images
• Make links and buttons descriptive
• Avoid relying on colour alone
• Support keyboard navigation where the website platform permits
• Use readable text sizes and spacing
• Review pages on different screen sizes
• Avoid unnecessary flashing or distracting movement
• Provide captions or written alternatives for important video content where possible

Private service providers in Great Britain have duties relating to reasonable adjustments under the Equality Act 2010.

Some parts of the website may depend on third-party platforms, embedded tools or templates that are not completely within our control.

Possible limitations may include:

• Embedded videos
• Third-party forms
• Social-media content
• Downloadable PDF documents
• Website-builder navigation
• External websites
• Older images or resources awaiting updated alternative text

We will aim to improve these areas where reasonably possible.

If you experience difficulty using the website or need information in another format, please contact:

admin@seeingdogsdifferently.co.uk

Please tell us:

• Which page or resource you were using
• What problem you experienced
• What format or adjustment would help

We will consider reasonable ways to provide access.

We welcome feedback.

Please contact us if:

• Text is difficult to read
• A button or link cannot be used
• An image needs a description
• A form is difficult to complete
• A document is inaccessible
• Keyboard navigation does not work as expected

We will review reported problems and make reasonable improvements where possible.

This statement will be reviewed as the website and its resources develop.