Accessibility Statement
QSEC's approach to an accessible website, including semantic structure, keyboard navigation, visible focus and support across devices.
This accessibility statement explains QSEC’s approach to making the website usable by as many people as reasonably possible. We aim to use clear content, logical structure and robust front-end patterns while continuing to improve the site as content and third-party services change.
Our Accessibility Approach
The site uses semantic headings and landmarks, labelled form controls, keyboard-operable navigation, visible focus states, responsive layouts and reduced-motion support. Images that convey information should have meaningful alternative text, while decorative images should not create unnecessary screen-reader output.
Standards and Testing
QSEC uses WCAG 2.2 AA as a practical reference point for website design and review. We do not claim full conformance unless testing shows that the relevant pages and components meet that level. Reviews should cover representative templates whenever significant design, content or functionality changes affect the website.
Known Limitations
Third-party services, embedded content or older documents may not always provide the same level of accessibility as the main site. If a specific feature or document causes difficulty, tell us what you were trying to access and the technology or device you were using where that information is helpful.
Alternative Formats and Support
If you need information from this website in another reasonable format, contact QSEC. We will consider the request and provide an alternative where practicable. You can email info@qsconsultants.co.uk, telephone 01743 403120 or use the contact page.
Reporting an Accessibility Problem
We welcome reports of accessibility barriers. Please identify the page or feature, explain the problem and include enough detail for us to reproduce it. QSEC will review reported issues and prioritise practical corrections according to impact and feasibility.
Reviewing This Accessibility Statement
We will review this accessibility statement as the website evolves. We treat accessibility as an ongoing design and content responsibility rather than a one-off exercise. In addition, feedback helps us understand how visitors use the site and where they encounter barriers.