Accessibility Statement
This page describes the accessibility practices actually built into this website today. It is not a certification of compliance with a specific accessibility standard or law.
Build with semantic HTML, labeled forms, keyboard-navigable menus and dialogs, and readable color contrast as standard practice.
Formal certification under WCAG, ADA, or any other specific accessibility standard — this site has not been independently audited against one.
Report any accessibility barrier you run into, and MacKinnonTech will look into it directly.
1. Our Approach
MacKinnonTech builds this site — and client websites — with accessibility in mind as standard practice, not as an afterthought. This is a genuine effort, not a formal compliance guarantee. MacKinnonTech has not contracted a specific accessibility compliance scope or independent audit for this website.
2. What Is Implemented
- Semantic HTML structure, with a single main heading per page and a logical heading order
- Descriptive
aria-labelattributes on navigation, sections, and interactive controls - Labeled form fields, with visible labels tied to their inputs
- Keyboard-operable navigation, buttons, and the site's contact modal, including closing dialogs with the Escape key
- Alt text on meaningful images; purely decorative images are marked so screen readers skip them
- A color palette chosen for readable contrast between text and background
- Responsive layouts that remain usable and readable at phone, tablet, and desktop widths
3. Known Limitations
This site has not undergone a formal automated or manual accessibility audit (for example, a full WCAG conformance review or dedicated screen-reader testing pass). Some interactive visual elements — such as the animated background and cursor effects — are decorative and marked as such, but have not been independently tested with assistive technology.
4. Reporting an Issue
If you run into an accessibility barrier anywhere on this site, please describe the page and the issue to jonnathan.mackinnon@mackinnontech.com. MacKinnonTech will look into it directly and address what it reasonably can.
For a client website project with a specific accessibility compliance requirement (for example, a contractually required WCAG level), that scope and any testing performed should be documented separately in that project's statement of work — see the Website Development Terms.
MacKinnonTech may update this policy from time to time. Material changes will be reflected by an updated “Last updated” date above. Questions about this policy, or requests related to your personal information, can be sent to jonnathan.mackinnon@mackinnontech.com.
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