London Photo Agency accessibility statement

1. Our approach to accessibility

We believe a modern photography website should be clear, practical and usable for everyone. Accessibility is part of how we design page structure, write content, organise navigation and present photography across the site.

Our aim is to make key information about our PR photography, corporate photography, event photography and London coverage easier to find, understand and use across desktop, tablet and mobile devices.

2. Standards we aim to follow

We aim to work towards the principles of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at Level AA wherever reasonably possible across key templates, navigation and content areas.

In practice, this means we try to maintain sensible heading structure, readable contrast, usable link text, keyboard-friendly interaction and meaningful image descriptions where appropriate.

3. What we are doing to support accessibility

We are working to improve accessibility across the London Photo Agency website in a number of practical ways.

• Using a clear heading hierarchy so pages are easier to scan and navigate
• Maintaining readable contrast between text and backgrounds
• Using descriptive links rather than vague phrases
• Providing useful alt text for relevant imagery
• Supporting keyboard navigation for interactive elements
• Designing layouts that remain usable across devices and screen sizes
• Keeping spacing and paragraph structure readable on longer pages

This is especially important on service pages, legal pages and contact pathways, where clarity and low-friction navigation matter.

4. Images and photography content

Because London Photo Agency is a photography-led website, imagery plays a central role in the experience. We work to ensure that important images include meaningful alt text that supports accessibility while remaining natural and relevant to the page.

Not every image needs the same level of description. Decorative images may be treated differently from images that communicate service value, editorial context or page meaning. Where imagery is important to understanding the page, we aim to describe it usefully rather than repetitively.

5. Compatibility and usability

We aim for the website to remain usable in current versions of major browsers, including Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge. We also design with responsiveness in mind so that key content remains usable on phones, tablets and desktop screens.

Visitors may access the site using browser zoom, keyboard navigation, high-contrast settings or assistive technologies. While we cannot guarantee perfect compatibility in every possible environment, we aim to support a broad and practical range of use cases.

6. Reasonable adjustments and support

We understand that accessibility is also about practical support. If you need help accessing content on this website or need information in a different format, please contact us and we will do our best to assist.

We aim to respond helpfully and to consider reasonable adjustments where appropriate to make information and contact pathways easier to use.

7. Known limitations

We are continually improving the website, but some older content, legacy uploads or third-party elements may not yet meet the same accessibility standard as newer pages.

• Some older media or imagery may have more limited descriptive text
• Third-party tools or embedded elements may not always behave perfectly with every assistive technology
• Some older documents or supporting resources may not yet be fully optimised for accessibility

Where issues are identified, we aim to improve them as part of ongoing site updates.

8. How we review accessibility

We review accessibility through a combination of practical checks, visual review and ongoing content refinement. This may include checking heading order, keyboard access, colour contrast, image descriptions and the readability of long-form content.

As pages evolve, including our About London Photo Agency, Privacy Policy, Terms & Conditions, Cookie Policy and contact pathways, accessibility remains part of the refinement process.

9. Reporting an accessibility issue

If you experience difficulty using this website, find inaccessible content or need information in a different format, please contact us and we will do our best to help.

When contacting us, it helps if you include the page URL and a short description of the issue you encountered. This makes it easier for us to identify and review the problem properly.

10. Further information

If you would like to understand more about the service behind the site, you can visit our About London Photo Agency page, review our London photographer coverage, or explore our core services for PR photography, corporate photography, event photography and technology photography.

You can also review broader accessibility guidance through the W3C WCAG overview. Our related legal pages include the Privacy Policy, Terms & Conditions and Cookie Policy.

11. Updates to this statement

We may update this accessibility statement from time to time to reflect website improvements, design changes or evolving best practice. The latest version will always be available on this page.

We will continue to review and update this London Photo Agency accessibility statement as the website develops and accessibility improvements are made.

This statement was last reviewed on 19 April 2026.