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Accessibility Statement

Air Fryer Guide is designed with WCAG 2.2 AA in mind, although no automated or manual review can guarantee complete accessibility.

Automated checks and keyboard testing cover representative templates at mobile, tablet and desktop widths.

What has been checked

The review covers headings, landmarks, visible focus, navigation, FAQ controls, tables, forms, image alternatives, text zoom and reduced motion.

Current status

Core templates have been checked with automated accessibility tools, keyboard navigation and responsive layouts. Further testing with a wider range of assistive technologies remains part of ongoing review.

Known limitations

Some editorial product images are illustrative rather than photographs of the exact named model; each is labelled in context. Complex comparison tables switch to a labelled card layout on small screens.

Feedback and alternatives

Use the protected Contact form to report an accessibility problem or request information in a different format. Include the affected page and the task you were trying to complete.

Review information

This statement was reviewed on 19 July 2026 against a WCAG 2.2 AA-oriented checklist.

Design and content approach

Core information is published in HTML with semantic headings, landmarks and ordinary crawlable links. Navigation, FAQ controls and forms are designed for keyboard operation, focus remains visible, and tables can scroll within their own region on narrow screens rather than forcing page-level horizontal movement.

Colour is not the only way a warning, status or action is communicated. Images have meaningful alternative text when they contribute information and empty alternatives when they are decorative. Reduced-motion preferences are respected.

How the statement is maintained

Automated checks are combined with keyboard review at mobile, tablet and desktop widths. Automation cannot prove compatibility with every assistive technology, browser combination or personal setting, so the statement avoids claiming complete WCAG compliance.

Readers can use the protected Contact form to report a barrier or request information in an alternative form. Material template changes require a new accessibility check rather than relying indefinitely on this review.

Last reviewed: 19 July 2026.

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