Summary
The automated pass reported zero critical issues. The manual keyboard review found two Level A failures that no automated tool detects, one of them on the page where every customer enquiry originates. Those two are the most consequential items in this report and are listed first.
Findings — manual review
Keyboard focus is trapped inside the embedded map
Tab focus moves normally through the navigation, enters the embedded map component, and never leaves it. A visitor navigating by keyboard cannot reach the contact form below it.
- Where
- Contact template, About template
- Evidence
- Working templates reach 59 tab stops. Contact stops at 16, About at 15.
- Effect
- Keyboard-only and screen-reader users cannot submit an enquiry. This is the page every lead comes through.
- To fix
- Replace the embedded map with a static image plus a text address and a link
that opens directions in a new tab, or use an embed that releases focus on
Escape. The static image is the lower-risk option and also removes roughly 500 KB per page.
Three controls give no visible focus indicator
When focus reaches these controls nothing on screen changes, so a keyboard user cannot tell where they are on the page.
- Where
- Contact and About templates, within the map component
- To fix
- Resolved by the same change as the finding above. If the embed is retained,
add a visible
:focus-visibleoutline of at least 2px at 3:1 contrast against its background.
Findings — automated
Links inside paragraphs are distinguished only by colour
- Effect
- Readers with colour vision deficiency cannot tell these are links.
- To fix
- Add
text-decoration: underlineto links inside body copy, or raise the contrast between link and surrounding text to at least 3:1 and add a non-colour cue on hover and focus.
Text below the minimum contrast threshold
- Effect
- Hard to read in bright light, on older screens, or for anyone with reduced vision.
- To fix
- Darken the affected foreground colours until each reaches 4.5:1 against its background (3:1 for text at 24px or larger). Measure rather than estimate — greys that look fine commonly land near 3:1.
A link with no discernible text
- Effect
- A screen reader announces this only as "link", with nothing to identify it.
- To fix
- Give the link visible text, or an
aria-labeldescribing its destination. If it wraps an icon, label the link rather than the icon.
Recommended order of work
| Priority | Item | Why first |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Keyboard trap on Contact | Level A failure blocking the enquiry path. Highest legal and commercial exposure. |
| 2 | Keyboard trap on About | Same defect, same fix, lower traffic. |
| 3 | Contrast (10) | Mechanical, affects every page, quick to resolve. |
| 4 | Underline body links (11) | One CSS rule across the site. |
| 5 | Unnamed link (1) | Single element. |
Scope and limitations
This report describes the site as it existed on the testing date, in the configurations listed above. Changes made afterwards are outside its scope, and it does not remain accurate as the site changes.
Automated tooling detects a subset of WCAG success criteria. Manual review extends that coverage but does not make it complete. The findings here are those reasonably identifiable using the methods stated, not an exhaustive list of every possible barrier.
Not covered by this audit:
- PDFs and other downloadable documents, including PDF/UA conformance
- Video captions, transcripts and audio description
- Mobile applications
- Any content behind authentication
- Careers portals hosted on third-party applicant tracking systems
- Testing with production screen readers (JAWS, NVDA, VoiceOver) or by assistive technology users
This is not a certification and not legal advice. It reports observed conformance against WCAG 2.2 AA on the date of testing. It is not a guarantee of compliance with the ADA, the European Accessibility Act, Section 508 or any other law, and not a guarantee against a demand letter or lawsuit. Decisions about legal exposure should be taken with your own counsel.
Bernardo Marconato · measuredsite.com · UBI 606-254-622
Report issued 24 September 2026. Retest after remediation is available at a reduced fee.