Accessibility statement

Bee-Sec wants this website to work for everyone, including people who navigate with a keyboard, use a screen reader, or need clearer text contrast. This page explains what the site currently supports and how to tell us when something does not work for you.

Every menu item, link, form field, and button on the site can be reached with the Tab key and activated with Enter or Space, in an order that follows the page from top to bottom. Each page starts with a skip link that jumps straight to the main content, so you do not have to move through the menu every time. Visible outlines show where the keyboard focus sits as you move through the page.

Pages use standard headings in order, one main content region, and marked header, menu, and footer regions, so screen readers can move by section or by heading. The top menu is announced as the main navigation. Images carry text descriptions that describe what they show, and links are labeled so their purpose is clear even when read out of context. The site is built to work with the structure that VoiceOver, NVDA, and similar screen readers rely on.

Text colors on the site meet the contrast standard for body copy, so paragraphs, labels, and links stay readable on both light and dark backgrounds. Color is never the only way information is conveyed: form errors, for example, are described in text next to the field they apply to.

The contact form and the accessibility report below label every field, describe what each one is for, and report validation problems inline in text so they are announced by screen readers and visible without relying on color alone.

Accessibility is checked when pages are built and updated, using automated scanning along with keyboard and structure reviews. When we find a gap, we fix it in the normal course of maintaining the site.