Accessibility

What we do

• Real text, in two languages

  Every page is real HTML text, in English and in Arabic with a full right-to-left layout, and each page declares its language so screen readers pronounce it correctly.

• Keyboard and focus

  Pages use standard links, buttons and form fields, show a visible focus outline, and start with a “Skip to content” link.

• Colour and contrast

  Our brand colours are tuned to meet WCAG AA contrast in both the dark and the light theme.

• Less motion on request

  If your device is set to reduce motion, smooth scrolling is turned off and our animations and 3D scenes calm down or stop. The 3D visuals are decorative: everything they illustrate is also written on the page.

• Checked on every change

  Automated accessibility tests check our key pages, in English and in Arabic, every time we change the site.

Forms and AI tools

Our forms and AI tools (project brief, estimator, concept generator, chat) have labelled fields and written error messages. You can type into any of them; the microphone button is optional.

Downloads

Reports you download from our tools (the project brief, scope summary and similar) open in a new window with your browser’s print dialog, where you can print them or save them as a PDF. If your browser blocks the new window, the report downloads as a file instead.

Known limitations

• PDFs you save from those reports are made by your browser’s print function, so they may not carry full accessibility tags. The same information is shown on screen in the tool itself.
• Text written by our AI tools varies from one request to the next, so we cannot review every answer for plain language in advance.
• A few error pages (for example “page not found”) need JavaScript to show their full content.

We are working on these and will update this page as we fix them.