Garden Maintenance Brompton — Our Accessibility Commitment

At Garden Maintenance Brompton we are committed to ensuring our garden care and Brompton garden maintenance services are accessible to everyone. This statement describes our approach to accessibility for the site and digital materials related to local garden maintenance in Brompton. We aim to make our content usable and inclusive for people with a wide range of abilities, covering visual, auditory, motor and cognitive needs.

Our accessibility program is built on recognised standards. We strive to conform to WCAG 2.1 AA guidelines and incorporate accessibility into the design of all pages and documents. Accessibility is integrated into procurement, content creation and service delivery for garden maintenance in Brompton. We use semantic HTML, clear heading structures and meaningful link text to support navigation and comprehension.

We provide strong support for assistive technologies. Content is structured to work well with screen readers and other audio-based tools. We also prioritise keyboard accessibility: you can navigate our materials and service descriptions for Brompton garden care using just a keyboard, without reliance on precise pointer control. Screen-reader support and keyboard navigation are core parts of our approach.

To make our pages and resources accessible we implement a number of practical measures. These include:

• Screen-reader friendly markup—use of ARIA where appropriate, meaningful alt text for images, and properly ordered headings.
• Keyboard-first navigation—focus indicators, logical tab order and skip links to help move quickly through content.
• High colour contrast and scalable text to assist readers with low vision.
• Clear, plain language for service descriptions such as Brompton garden maintenance and routine garden care.

We regularly test with a mix of automated tools and manual checks. Accessibility testing includes screen readers, keyboard-only navigation, zoom and contrast checks. For our garden maintenance Brompton content we also simulate real-world use by people who manage garden care tasks and booking information. Testing is ongoing, and improvements are prioritised based on impact and effort.

We accept that some content may not yet meet all WCAG 2.1 AA criteria. Where limitations exist, we record them, provide alternative formats where possible, and schedule fixes. If you encounter inaccessible content related to Brompton garden maintenance, please let us know so we can address it promptly.

We provide alternative formats and assistance upon request. Documents such as maintenance checklists and care instructions can be supplied in accessible formats on request, including larger print, plain text or audio summaries. We aim to offer equivalent information and functionality for all users seeking Brompton garden maintenance details.

How to request assistance: please contact our accessibility team through the accessibility contact options on this site or via the published channels for customer support. When you make a request, please include the page or document you need, the format that works best for you, and the nature of the accessibility barrier. We will respond and, where possible, provide a solution or workaround in a timely manner.

Continuous improvement and accountability

We monitor progress, train staff involved in garden maintenance Brompton communications, and update policies to stay aligned with WCAG 2.1 AA. If you have suggestions for improving accessibility or notice a barrier, we welcome your input. Our goal is to ensure that our Brompton garden maintenance services are inclusive, usable and accessible to everyone.