WC300 Accessibility

Accessibility Statement

WC300 aims to make its website useful and accessible to as many people as reasonably possible.

Last updated:
7 June 2026

Applies to:
WC300 website, route content, forms and related services.

Our aim

We want WC300 to be clear, readable and usable across common devices, screen sizes and browsing contexts.

As the site develops, we aim to improve accessibility in page structure, contrast, navigation, forms, interactive elements and content clarity.

Known challenges

WC300 includes map-based features, route panels, cards, filters, overlays and other interactive elements that may need ongoing accessibility refinement.

Some third-party tools, embeds or map services may not be fully controlled by WC300.

What we are working towards

We aim to use clear headings, readable text, sensible contrast, descriptive links, keyboard-friendly controls and responsive layouts.

We will continue improving templates and components as the platform matures.

Feedback

If you experience an accessibility problem, please contact us with the page address, device or browser used, and a description of the issue.

We will review accessibility feedback and prioritise fixes where reasonably possible.

Contact WC300

Questions about this page can be sent to accessibility@wc300.com.

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