Inclusive design, accessible for all – Orangery UK
Orangery UK is committed to making its website accessible to as many users as possible, regardless of ability, device, browser, or technology. We believe that everyone should be able to access clear, useful information about orangeries in the United Kingdom without unnecessary barriers.
Our aim is to provide an inclusive online experience that allows visitors to read, navigate, and interact with our editorial content as easily as possible. Whether users are browsing for design inspiration, planning guidance, cost information, or general orangery advice, accessibility remains an important part of how the website is developed and maintained.
Our Accessibility Standards
Orangery UK aims to follow recognised accessibility best practices, including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, commonly known as WCAG, at Level AA where reasonably possible. These guidelines help support websites that are easier to perceive, understand, navigate, and use.
We aim to ensure that content is clearly structured, readable, and compatible with common assistive technologies, including screen readers, keyboard navigation, browser zoom tools, and other accessibility features. While we continue to improve the website over time, our objective is to make information available in a format that works for a wide range of users.
Our Approach to Accessibility
We review Orangery UK periodically to identify and address potential accessibility issues. This may include checking page structure, heading hierarchy, colour contrast, readability, navigation, link clarity, and compatibility with different devices and browsers.
Accessibility is an ongoing process rather than a one-time task. As the website grows and new content is added, we aim to maintain consistent layouts, clear formatting, and accessible design practices that support a better browsing experience for all visitors.
Content and Usability
We aim to present information in a clear, logical, and user-friendly way. This includes using descriptive headings, straightforward language, consistent page layouts, and readable formatting to help users find the information they need more easily.
Orangery UK is an editorial website, so accessibility also applies to how our written content is organised. We aim to make articles, guides, policy pages, and general information easy to scan, understand, and navigate, whether viewed on desktop, tablet, or mobile devices.
Third-Party Content
Some areas of Orangery UK may include third-party links, embedded content, external tools, or features provided by other platforms. While we aim to use accessible formats wherever possible, we do not have full control over the accessibility standards of third-party websites or services.
Where external content is used, users may wish to review the accessibility statements or support information provided by those third-party platforms. Orangery UK is not responsible for accessibility barriers that may occur on external websites outside our control.
Reporting Accessibility Issues
If you experience any accessibility barriers while using Orangery UK, we encourage you to contact us through the website’s contact form. Please include details of the issue you encountered, the page where it occurred, the device or browser you were using, and any assistive technology involved where relevant.
Providing this information helps us investigate the issue more effectively and make reasonable efforts to address it. We aim to respond to accessibility-related enquiries within five working days wherever possible.
Further Assistance
f you are not satisfied with our response, you may seek further guidance from relevant UK accessibility or equality bodies, depending on the nature of your concern. This may include organisations that provide advice on digital accessibility, equality rights, or online access standards.
Orangery UK will continue to review and improve the accessibility of its website so that visitors can access helpful, reliable information about orangeries in the United Kingdom with confidence.
Last updated: 30 April 2026