Accessibility

Last updated August 15, 2026

Accessible sites are part of what "actually works" means at Sanutions — not an afterthought bolted on at the end.

What this site does

Semantic HTML structure (real headings, landmarks, and labelled form fields) instead of divs standing in for everything.
Visible keyboard focus states on every link, button, and form field — you can tab through the whole page without a mouse.
Color combinations chosen for readable contrast.
Motion that respects your system's "reduce motion" setting — animations and transitions are minimized automatically if you have that turned on.
Descriptive link text and labelled icon-only buttons for screen readers.

Where we're honest about limits

This site isn't formally audited against WCAG or certified compliant — it's built with accessible practices in mind, on an ongoing basis, not guaranteed bug-free. The same standard applies to client sites: accessible-by-default practices are part of every build, with the specific level of compliance (e.g. WCAG AA) scoped per project if a client needs a formal standard.

Found a problem?

If something on this site is hard to use with a keyboard, screen reader, or any assistive technology, email hello@sanutions.com with what you ran into — it'll get fixed.

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