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Accessibility Statement
This statement was last updated on October 3rd 2025
At Katie’s Little Bears, I want my website to be accessible and easy to use for everyone, including visitors with disabilities
What accessibility means here
An accessible site means that all visitors can browse and enjoy the content with ease, whether using a computer, phone, or assistive technology such as screen readers.
Accessibility arrangements in the organization [only add if relevant]
What I’ve done to support accessibility
I aim to:
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Use clear fonts and simple layouts
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Keep colours soft but with good contrast for readability
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Add alternative text (alt text) to images where possible
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Keep navigation straightforward so you can find what you need quickly
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Reduce unnecessary motion or distractions on pages
If you need support
If you have difficulty accessing any part of this site or its resources, please contact me:
📧 katie@katieslittlebears.co.uk
I’ll do my best to make the information available to you in a way that works for your needs.