My approach
I want mcanany.me to be straightforward to use, whether you are on a phone, tablet, laptop or using assistive technology. The design aims to follow the principles behind WCAG 2.2 and established usability guidance.
This is an accessibility statement about the design's intentions and features — not a claim that the website has passed a formal independent accessibility audit.
What is included
- Responsive layouts intended to work in portrait and landscape orientations.
- Semantic headings, clearly labelled links and a skip-to-content link.
- Keyboard-accessible project details and portfolio filters.
- Visible focus indicators and support for reduced-motion preferences.
- Explanations for illustrative charts and diagrams rather than treating them as real research outputs.
Known limitations and ongoing work
Screen-reader combinations, zoom settings and device sizes vary, and there may be issues I have not yet identified. The site has not undergone a formal WCAG conformance assessment. When content or site components change, accessibility needs to be checked again.
Report a problem
If something is difficult to read, navigate or access, please tell me what page you were on, your device or browser, and what happened. You can email privacy@mcanany.me.
You can also read the privacy policy for how correspondence is handled.