Accessibility statement

This website was built to be usable by as many people as possible, whatever you're navigating with, and it was designed by someone whose own brain skims, jumps and loses its place. That shaped it more than any checklist did.

What the site does

• Works with keyboard navigation alone, with a visible focus indicator and a skip-to-content link
• Respects your system's reduced motion setting; the spark accents simply go still
• Uses semantic headings, labelled forms and descriptive alt text throughout
• Maintains WCAG AA colour contrast for text, even on the brightest violet and coral panels, and stays readable at 200% zoom and on 360px-wide screens
• Keeps pages short, prices on the page, and one clear next step per screen, because a wall of text is its own accessibility barrier

The practice itself

Coaching happens online, so there are no stairs between you and it. Sessions come with reminders beforehand and a written recap afterwards, so nothing depends on your memory or your notes. Cameras are optional, fidgeting is welcome, and moving around during a session is considered participation, not rudeness. If we arrange an in-person session at the Leeds studio, tell me what you need and I'll sort the access details before you arrive.

Spotted a problem?

If any part of this site is hard for you to use, that's something I want to know about. Email hello@loudbraincoaching.co.uk and it will be looked at promptly.