Accessibility Statement
We want Trailspot to be usable by as many people as possible, including people using a keyboard, a screen reader, or browser zoom. This page lists what we've done so far and what's still in progress — plainly, without generic promises.
What's implemented
Skip to content
A “skip to content” link at the top of every page for keyboard users, so you don't have to tab through the header on every page load.
Native, focusable controls
Every interactive element — tour cards, the FAQ accordion, sort controls, search, breadcrumbs — is built on native, keyboard-focusable HTML elements rather than click handlers on non-interactive elements.
Visible focus outlines
Visible focus outlines on every clickable element, so keyboard navigation is easy to follow.
No fake links
A tour with no current availability is shown as plain text, not as a link that looks clickable but isn't — some assistive technology doesn't respect a disabled link the way it looks visually.
Labels & live regions
Descriptive labels on the search box and live-region announcements when search results update, and
aria-currenton breadcrumbs to mark the current page.Colour contrast
A WCAG AA colour-contrast pass on body text — our lightest grey text now meets the 4.5:1 minimum contrast ratio against its background.
What's still in progress
Screen reader testing
Manual testing with a screen reader (NVDA/VoiceOver) across the main page templates.
Reporting a problem
If you run into an accessibility barrier on this site, please let us know via our contact page so we can look into it. Tell us the page you were on and, if you can, the browser and assistive technology you were using — it helps us track the issue down faster.