Web Design and Development en Edinburgh
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Accessibility belongs in the definition of done
WCAG at level AA as an acceptance criterion, not as a report written afterwards. It means a screen is not finished if you cannot get through it with a keyboard, if the focus ring is invisible or if a field has no label attached. We check before asking you to sign anything off, not a year later in an audit that forces a rebuild.
It is our own rule, not a sales promise
The internal handbook we work to requires a minimum contrast ratio of 4.5:1, an alt attribute on every image, an aria-label on buttons with no visible text, and never removing focus without putting something visible in its place. It is written into the repository of this very site and applies before any client asks for it.
Markup that actually means something
Laravel, React or Next.js depending on the project, but underneath it is always the same: headings in order, buttons that are buttons rather than a div with a click handler, fields with their label. Almost everything that makes a site usable is decided in the first weeks of code, and it costs a fortune to add once forty screens exist.
The invoice comes without Spanish VAT
The United Kingdom sits outside the European Union, so the service is invoiced as an export and carries no Spanish VAT. We take payment by transfer in euros or in pounds. The currency conversion fee is your bank’s, and it is worth asking about before signing, because on a long project it is not a trivial figure.
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