Accessibility
FutraDay aims to keep the public website usable across common devices, screen sizes and input methods.
Current approach
The site uses semantic headings, labelled navigation, responsive layouts, visible text alternatives for key product imagery and keyboard-accessible native controls where practical.
Feedback
If you encounter an accessibility barrier, email hello@futraday.com.au with the page, the problem and the device or assistive technology you were using. FutraDay will use that information to prioritise practical improvements.
Keyboard, motion and navigation
Core public-site actions are designed around standard links, buttons and form controls so they can be reached without requiring pointer-only interaction. Where the main site uses motion or reveal effects, reduced-motion preferences are respected so content does not depend on animation to become understandable.
Readable content and media
FutraDay aims to use meaningful headings, readable contrast, responsive layouts and text alternatives for important product imagery. Decorative imagery can be intentionally ignored by assistive technology when it does not add information. Content is written to remain understandable when the layout changes across desktop, tablet and mobile screens.
Forms and feedback
Public enquiry fields use labels and native form controls, and required information is identified in the form. If a control, link, heading sequence, colour treatment or image description creates a barrier, include the page address and what prevented you from completing the task. Screenshots are useful when available but are not required.
Ongoing improvement
Accessibility is treated as an ongoing product-quality concern rather than a one-time badge. Future design changes should preserve keyboard access, readable text, responsive behaviour and reduced-motion support, with practical issues corrected as they are identified.
Limitations
This statement describes the current public website approach and is not a claim of formal accessibility certification.