Inclusive use
Accessibility statement
London SAM is designed towards WCAG 2.2 AA principles, with semantic HTML, keyboard operation, visible focus and restrained motion. This is an aim, not a certification claim.
Implemented in this build
- A skip link and semantic landmarks.
- Keyboard-operable navigation, details controls and tasting form.
- Visible focus styling and descriptive labels.
- Responsive layouts from narrow mobile screens upwards.
- Reduced-motion support and no autoplaying media.
- Tables inside keyboard-focusable horizontal scroll regions on small screens.
- Explicit SVG dimensions to reduce layout shift.
Known limitations
No independent assistive-technology audit has yet been supplied. External source pages are controlled by their publishers. The plain-text download is intentionally simple and may not preserve visual hierarchy beyond headings and line breaks.
Testing expectation
Before indexation, the accountable publisher should complete keyboard, screen-reader, zoom, colour-contrast and mobile-browser checks and provide a verified route for reporting an accessibility barrier.
Browser and responsive testing
Publisher-reported cross-browser testing using real devices and professional simulators, including BrowserStack or LambdaTest, reviewed on 25 August 2026.
Browsers: Google Chrome 110+, Apple Safari 15+, Mozilla Firefox 105+ and Microsoft Edge (Chromium), across Windows, macOS, iOS and Android.
Responsive range: Mobile-first layouts reviewed from 320px to 1920px and wider.
See the technical and performance statement for the publisher-supplied audit figures and limitations.
Report a barrier
Email hello@londonsam.org.uk with the page, task and assistive technology where relevant.