Accessibility
Accessibility Statement
Relief is not relief if the door is hard to open. Accessibility is treated as part of the product, not a later correction.
Last updated September 8, 2026
Our commitment
Oakleaf Park Studio wants Handle It to be usable by people with disabilities. We aim to support clear structure, keyboard navigation where applicable, visible focus, readable contrast, text scaling, meaningful labels and alternative text, reduced motion, and screen-reader compatibility.
What this website supports today
- A skip link to the main content as the first focusable element on every page.
- Semantic landmarks — header, navigation, main, and footer — on every page.
- Visible focus outlines on every interactive element, in a colour that meets contrast.
- Text and interface colours chosen for contrast against ivory and navy surfaces.
- Full keyboard operability, including the navigation menu and the FAQ disclosures.
- Text that reflows and remains readable at small viewport widths and when zoomed.
- Descriptive alternative text on meaningful imagery; decorative texture is CSS only.
- Motion reduced to near-zero when the operating system requests reduced motion.
- Form fields with persistent visible labels rather than placeholder-only labelling.
- Policy pages structured with real headings, in-page links, and print-friendly styling.
An ongoing responsibility
Accessibility is an ongoing responsibility. The website and the mobile applications are undergoing a documented accessibility evaluation. Until that evaluation supports a claim, this statement does not claim conformance to a specific standard.
Reporting a barrier
If you encounter an accessibility barrier, contact studioassistant@oakleafparkstudio.com and describe the page, feature, device, and assistance needed. Do not include passwords, access codes, payment information, or unnecessary sensitive content.