Inclusive by design
Accessibility Commitment
Beautiful design should make information easier to understand, navigate and act on. It should never ask people to trade readability for atmosphere.

Our commitment
Atkinson Film-Arts aims to provide a website that can be understood and operated by people with diverse abilities, technologies and contexts. Accessibility is treated as an ongoing quality responsibility rather than a one-time certificate.
Design and implementation measures
- Strong text and interface contrast across the ivory master brand and all sector themes.
- Semantic headings, landmarks, lists, links, buttons and form labels.
- Keyboard-accessible navigation, visible focus and a skip link.
- Responsive layouts that do not require horizontal scrolling for ordinary content.
- Reduced-motion support and no essential information conveyed by motion alone.
- Meaningful alternative text for informative images and empty alt text for decorative images.
- Readable error messages and server-side form validation.
- Captions, transcripts and audio-description planning for public media when published.
Standard and testing
The build is designed toward WCAG 2.2 AA practices. Automated checks, keyboard testing, screen-size testing and human review should be repeated before launch and whenever major content or components change. Conformance should not be claimed until the deployed site and content have been reviewed.
Feedback
Use the contact page and select “Accessibility feedback.” Describe the page, barrier, technology and preferred response method. Do not submit sensitive health information.
Report an accessibility barrier
Contact AtkinsonReadability controls
An accessibility control is available on every page. It can enlarge text, apply higher contrast, use a simpler font, underline links and reduce motion. These controls supplement—rather than replace—the website’s semantic structure, keyboard navigation, contrast and responsive design.
Feedback and alternate formats
Contact Atkinson if a page, form, document, video or interaction creates a barrier or if you require information in an alternate format. Accessibility feedback is reviewed as part of continuing website improvement.
