At Seats at the Table, we are committed to creating an inclusive and accessible online experience for all visitors.
We design our website using universal design principles - making information clear, navigation simple, and barriers minimal for a wide range of thinking styles, sensory needs, and access requirements.
Clear headings, logical structure, and easy-to-read language.
Strong colour contrast for better readability.
Alt text on meaningful images.
Keyboard navigable wherever possible.
We also provide an accessibility toolbar, powered by the open-source Accessibility Widget, developed by Sienna.
On the right, you can see a picture of the Accessibility Widget once opened. Use the accessibility menu to adjust for a more comfortable browsing experience.
This tool allows you to:
Increase or decrease text size.
Change contrast (invert colours, grayscale options).
Highlight links for easier navigation.
Switch to a dyslexia-friendly readable font.
You can find the accessibility toolbar icon, (which is a white figure with outstretched arms inside a blue circle,) on the bottom left of your screen.
Click on the icon to open the accessibility menu and adjust settings to suit your needs.
We are incredibly grateful to Sienna and the Accessibility Widget project for making these free tools available to everyone.
If you encounter any difficulties accessing our site, or if you have suggestions for improvements, please let us know.
We believe that accessibility is a journey built with lived experience and continuous learning and your feedback helps us continue to improve.