Accessibility statement

The Neuroparenting Hub should be usable by the people it is here to support. That includes visitors who use screen readers, keyboard navigation, magnification or other assistive technology, as well as people who find dense, distracting or visually cluttered websites harder to use.

What I am working towards

I use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines as a reference point and aim for an accessible, readable experience across the site. Accessibility is part of the build and review process rather than something added at the end.

clear heading structure and descriptive link text
readable type sizes, spacing and colour contrast
keyboard-accessible navigation, links and forms
useful alternative text for meaningful images
responsive layouts that remain usable on smaller screens and at higher zoom levels
no autoplaying media and no important information communicated by colour alone

If something is difficult to use

This site is actively maintained and I may not catch every accessibility problem immediately. If something prevents you from reading, understanding or using the site, please email info@neuroparentinghub.co.za. Tell me which page or feature is causing the problem and, if useful, what technology or device you are using. I will do what I reasonably can to provide the information another way and correct the issue.

External websites

The Hub links to independent websites, including the Neuroparenting Newsroom, Breaking All Barriers and external resource providers. I cannot control the accessibility of those sites, but I welcome feedback if an external link creates an access problem.

Last updated: 10 September 2026.