Accessibility Statement

What we've done

Semantic HTML with a single logical heading structure per page. Visible keyboard focus on every interactive element. A skip link to main content. Text and interface colours tested against WCAG AA contrast ratios. Descriptive alternative text on images. Form fields with associated labels rather than placeholder-only prompts. Navigation and disclosure controls that announce their state to screen readers.

Motion

All scroll reveals, animated counters and progress bars respect the prefers-reduced-motion setting. If you have reduced motion enabled at the operating system level, content appears immediately with no animation.

Without JavaScript

Every conversion path works with JavaScript disabled. Forms submit natively, phone and text links are plain links, and expandable questions use native HTML disclosure elements rather than scripted accordions.

Known limitations

The interactive growth scan and the package matcher require JavaScript. Both have a non-scripted equivalent: the contact form requests the same audit, and the phone number reaches a person who will answer the same questions.

Tell us about a barrier

If something on this site is difficult or impossible for you to use, email or call us and describe what happened. We treat accessibility reports as bugs and fix them, and we'll tell you when it's done.

Contact

Digital Burst, Suite 701, South Tower, 1–5 Railway St, Chatswood NSW 2067. Email info@digitalburst.com.au or call 1300 603 880.

Last updated 2026-09-11. This document is a starting template and has not been reviewed by a lawyer — have it checked before you rely on it.