Accessibility · what we’ve done

Built to be read.

Accessibility isn’t a checkbox. It’s the first thing the internet ever promised — that the page would meet you where you are. AgTag is built with that in mind. This page tells you what we’ve done, where we’re still falling short, and how to tell us when we miss something.

Our target

We aim for WCAG 2.2 AA. We’re confident we hit it on most of the site; some parts are still partial. We’ll never claim full compliance until we’ve had it independently audited.

Built in

  • Real semantics. Every button is a <button>; every link is an <a>. No <div onClick>.
  • Keyboard-first. Every interactive thing reaches with Tab. Esc closes every dialog. Focus rings stay visible.
  • Skip link. Press Tab on page load and you can skip the navigation in one keypress.
  • British English locale. lang="en-GB" on the root, so screen readers use the right voice.
  • Real headings. One <h1> per page, hierarchical descent. Screen readers can table-of-contents the page.
  • Colour is never the only signal. Status, score, and selection are paired with text or shape.
  • Tap targets ≥ 44 × 44 px. We pad before we tighten.

User-controllable

The accessibility widget at the bottom-left of every page lets you set:

  • Text size — normal, large, larger
  • Line spacing — normal, wide, wider
  • High-contrast mode — black on white, blue/purple links
  • Dyslexia-friendly font — OpenDyslexic, self-hosted
  • Reduce motion — kills animations and transitions

Your choices are stored in your browser only — localStorage, not cookies. We never read them on the server.

We also auto-respect your operating-system prefers-reduced-motion preference. The widget toggle is for when the OS preference is wrong for you, or when you want it stronger.

Where we’re weak

Honestly, the bits that aren’t there yet:

  • We haven’t had a formal third-party audit. Booked for 2026.
  • The product app (app.agtag.co.uk) is on its own track and behind this site for now.
  • Some imagery has placeholder alt text that needs a second pass from someone who knows the photo subjects.

Tell us when we miss

If you hit a wall on this site — a screen reader pronouncing something wrong, a control you can’t reach with the keyboard, a colour combination that doesn’t pass for you — please tell us. We treat every report as a bug.

with “Accessibility” in the subject line. We aim to respond within five working days, with a fix or a date for one.

Last reviewed · May 2026

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