Accessibility Statement

Our target

This site aims to be accessible to the standard WCAG 2.2 AA-minded — the target set out when the site was planned. That means the site is built to be used by sight, by keyboard, and by screen reader, and to be readable on a tired evening as well as a bright morning.

What we do

Text and button colors are chosen to meet AA contrast. One exception is the small terracotta label above headings, which measures 3.05:1 — below the AA level for text. Menus and forms work by keyboard only, with a visible focus indicator and a skip-to-content link at the top of every page. Photographs carry descriptive alt text, and decorative images carry empty alt text so a screen reader moves straight past them. There is no autoplay and no pop-up on entry. Form fields are labelled, and errors are explained in plain English. Text is sized to be read without squinting, with generous line spacing, and the steps work when read aloud and with images switched off.

Known limitations

We state our limits honestly. No independent accessibility audit has been carried out yet; the checks so far are the site’s own static tests, not a professional audit. Three printable PDFs are offered — the 15-Minute Kitchen Reset Checklist, the 5 / 15 / 30-Minute Reset Menu and the Sunday Reset Checklist. No daily printable exists yet. Any further printable will be checked for plain text and readable structure before it is offered. Some older pages may still carry headings or labels that need a second pass; those are being worked through page by page.

Report a barrier

If something on this site stops you reading it — a button you cannot reach by keyboard, a form that does not make sense, an image without a description — please tell us through the contact form. We read every report; a barrier that blocks reading comes first, and we reply when we can. If we cannot fix something quickly, we will say so plainly rather than silence you.