Accessibility

Last updated Nov 04, 2026

Reliable Moving Ltd. wants this website to be usable by everyone, including people who use a keyboard, a screen reader, or other assistive technology to browse the web. Our target standard is WCAG 2.2 Level AA, and the list below describes, concretely, what that means in this build today.

What this site does

A visible focus indicator. Every link, button, and control shows a two-tone focus ring when reached by keyboard, measured to meet the WCAG contrast requirement for interactive components against both backgrounds it appears on.
Large enough tap targets. Interactive links and buttons throughout the site meet the WCAG 2.2 minimum target size of 44×44 pixels.
Reduced motion, honoured. If your device is set to prefer reduced motion, this site’s transitions and animations are minimised automatically.
A website that works without JavaScript. This site’s pages and navigation ship almost no client-side JavaScript — the mobile menu is a native, built-in disclosure control, not a script-driven one. Three small scripts are the exception: one shows a back-to-top button, one records visitor statistics (see the privacy policy), and one loads a spam check on the quote form. The statistics tool’s Google code and the spam check load only after you interact with the page. The form itself is a plain HTML form that can be filled in and submitted with JavaScript turned off, so the whole site remains usable either way.
Full keyboard access. Every page can be read and navigated using a keyboard alone, with focus moving in the same order things appear on the page.
Clear page structure. Every page has exactly one main heading, with no skipped heading levels underneath it, checked automatically every time the site is built.
Described images. Every image on the site carries descriptive alt text, or is marked as decorative when it carries no information of its own, also checked automatically on every build.

What we haven’t done

We haven’t commissioned an independent accessibility audit or published a formal conformance report, and we don’t claim certified or complete conformance with any standard. Accessibility is an ongoing practice, not a finished state, and we expect to keep improving it as the site grows.

Tell us about a barrier

If you run into something on this website that doesn’t work for you, we want to know — contact us using the details below and we’ll do our best to address it.