Accessibility statement

What this covers

This website, sendsignals.co.uk. The Send Signals app and the fob are separate products and are not covered by these results.

The standard we aim for

WCAG 2.2 level AA. The site partly meets it: the known gaps are listed below.

Last checked

10 November 2026, by our own team, using automated measurements and keyboard checks in a Chromium browser.

• Reflow: no sideways page scrolling on any page at 1440, 768, 375 and 320 pixels wide.
• Contrast: body text is 7.12:1 or higher, small notes 5.11:1 or higher, the blue headline's lightest colour 4.34:1, and the edges of boxes you type in or tap 3.12:1.
• Keyboard: the skip link, menu and application form can be reached and used with a keyboard, with a visible focus ring. Escape closes the menu and returns you to its button.
• Structure: each page has one main heading, and images that carry meaning have text descriptions.
• Motion: nothing needs movement to work. Films do not play on their own, and animations are switched off if your device asks for reduced motion.

• Films: subtitles are part of the picture, so they cannot be resized or read by a screen reader, and there is no transcript or audio description.
• Drawings of our product: some small text inside the fob and staff hub drawings is hard to read, including the column headings of the example dashboard on a phone.
• The fob you can try on our home page: its "Not now" button is 22 pixels tall on the very narrowest screens.
• Legal pages: the privacy, terms, cookie and device compliance pages are marked as English rather than British English, which can affect a screen reader's voice.
• Not yet tested: screen readers in everyday use, Safari and iPhone, and testing with disabled users. Reduced motion has been checked in our code only.

If something on this site doesn't work for you, or you need information in another format, email hello@sendsignals.co.uk and we'll help.