
Accessibility Statement
Last updated: 31/7/2026
Our commitment
Seeing Dogs Differently wants the Movement Library to be usable by as many people as reasonably possible.
We aim to improve accessibility across website pages, shop functions, written resources, images and learning content.
What we are working towards
We aim, where reasonably practicable, to:
- use clear headings and logical page structures
- provide meaningful alternative text for informative images
- maintain readable colour contrast
- use clear link and button wording
- avoid relying solely on colour
- support keyboard navigation
- use plain and accessible language
- provide captions or transcripts for relevant recorded content
- create properly structured digital documents
- avoid unnecessary flashing or moving content
- make forms understandable and clearly labelled
WCAG guidance commonly organises accessibility around content being perceivable, operable, understandable and robust.
Known limitations
As a growing website, some content may not yet be fully accessible.
Possible limitations may include:
- older PDF files that are not fully tagged for screen readers
- third-party checkout or payment features
- embedded video or social content
- automated forms
- colour or layout issues not yet identified
- recordings awaiting captions or transcripts
Do not list a limitation unless it genuinely applies. Update this section after testing.
Alternative formats
Contact us if you need information or a resource in a different format.
Please explain:
- the page or resource involved
- the format you need
- any technology you use
- how we can contact you
We will consider reasonable and practical adjustments but cannot guarantee that every product can be converted into every format.
Reporting a problem
Contact:
admin@seeingdogsdifferently.co.uk
Describe the page, resource or feature that caused difficulty.
Testing and review
This statement should be reviewed as the website and library develop.
Government accessibility guidance recommends describing the actual level of accessibility based on testing rather than making unsupported claims.
Statement preparation
This statement was prepared on: 31/7/2026
Last reviewed on: 31/7/26
The website was last tested on: 31/7/2026
Testing method: manual checks.
