My Web Accessibility Commitment

Last updated: 13 July 2026

1. My commitment

As the author of Sepetowski.uk, I want everyone to be able to use it — including anyone who relies on extra tools to get around online, such as software that reads the screen aloud, magnifies text, or lets you control the site without a mouse.

2. An ongoing effort

I make sure my site is clear and easy to use for as many people as possible.

Before adding a new page or feature, I check that it's easy to understand and use.

This isn't a one-off task — it's something I keep doing. I regularly check the site and fix anything that might make it harder for someone to use.

3. What I've already done

• text that stands out clearly against the background, so it's easy to read,
• clear headings and an easy-to-read font,
• descriptions on photos and images, so blind visitors know what they show,
• the ability to get around the site using just a keyboard, without a mouse,
• a clear layout that makes it easy to find your way around.

4. What I'm still working on

• improving the contrast on buttons and links, so they're easier to spot,
• checking the site in both its light and dark versions,
• automatically checking new posts for readability before I publish them.

I want everyone to be able to use Sepetowski.uk freely and without difficulty. I should also mention that, while I do my best to keep my own site accessible, I can't guarantee the accessibility of other websites I may link to.