Accessibility Statement.

1. Our commitment

Moease Design aims to make its creative experiences usable by as many people as possible, including people with disabilities. Accessible design supports the same clarity, purpose and care that guide the studio’s work.

We welcome reports of barriers and will use them to guide improvements and explore practical ways to provide access to information.

2. Features currently implemented

• Semantic page headings and navigation landmarks to support orientation.
• A “Skip to content” link and visible keyboard-focus indicators.
• Keyboard-operated navigation, including an Escape-to-close mobile menu.
• Portfolio image viewers with labeled controls, keyboard navigation and focus return when closed.
• Contact fields with labels, required-field guidance and linked validation feedback.
• Alternative text for meaningful images and empty alternative text for decorative artwork where appropriate.
• Responsive layouts and readable text spacing for smaller screens.
• Reduced-motion styling that disables selected transitions and smooth scrolling when the browser preference is enabled.
• Native playback controls for the current sample video.

These are implemented features, not a guarantee that every page or interaction works equally well for every person or technology.

3. Assessment and standards

The site has received selected responsive, keyboard-navigation and form checks in Chrome. It has not undergone a comprehensive audit against the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) or a complete review with screen readers and other assistive technologies.

WCAG 2.2 provides a reference for planned accessibility review. This statement does not claim WCAG conformance, a particular conformance level, or independent accessibility certification.

4. Known limitations

Some temporary portfolio visuals and concept imagery contain details or text that are not fully conveyed by short alternative descriptions. The current sample motion content does not have a published text transcript or separate descriptive audio. Media alternatives and descriptions should be reviewed as final work replaces these samples.

External portfolio websites are operated separately, and their accessibility is outside this site’s control. Browser and assistive-technology coverage is currently limited; behavior can vary across devices, browsers and settings.

5. Tell us about a difficulty

Use the Contact form and begin your message with “Accessibility feedback.” Please include the page address, what you were trying to do, the difficulty encountered, and—if you are comfortable sharing it—the browser, device or assistive technology involved. Include your preferred way to receive a response or an alternative format you need.

Do not include passwords, sensitive personal information or private documents. Feedback submitted through the contact form is stored in the private studio inbox and may generate an email notification.

A dedicated accessibility email and an alternative contact method independent of the web form must be provided before public launch. A response-time commitment has not yet been established.

6. Ongoing improvement

Accessibility will be considered when content, imagery and functionality are updated. Planned work includes a broader assistive-technology review, checks of text alternatives and media accessibility, and follow-up on reported barriers.

We will update this statement as assessments are completed, limitations are resolved, or contact arrangements change. The “Last updated” date identifies the current version.