Accessibility
Accessibility Statement
This website is designed to be clear, navigable, and usable across devices.
Accessibility QA standard
Keyboard navigation and visible focus states
Readable contrast and responsive text hierarchy
Reduced-motion support for decorative animation
Explicit form labels, validation, and guidance
Current accessibility support
The site includes semantic page structure, keyboard focus styles, a skip-to-content link, descriptive image text, responsive layouts, and readable contrast choices.
Keyboard and focus
Navigation, links, buttons, form fields, and menus are designed to be reachable by keyboard. Visible focus styles help show where you are on the page.
Motion preferences
Decorative motion is reduced when a visitor has reduced-motion preferences enabled. Hover movement and animated decorative effects are also minimized for that setting.
Forms and labels
Contact form fields use explicit labels, autocomplete attributes where helpful, validation states, and clear guidance so inquiries can be submitted with less friction.
Ongoing improvement
Accessibility is an ongoing practice. After deployment, the site should be checked with Lighthouse, keyboard navigation, screen-reader review, and real device testing.
Known limitations
Final accessibility validation should happen on the deployed website after the production build is available, because third-party tooling, analytics, embeds, or deployment changes can affect the final experience.
Report an issue
If you experience an accessibility issue, contact Viviane at hello@vivianeschickle.com with the page URL and a short description.