Accessibility Statement

• All pages on this site meet the WCAG 2.0 or higher.
• All pages on this site use structure semantic mark-up. We use H1 tags for the content area of the page, H2 tags for main titles, and H3 tags for subtitles.
• We continually review our design, code and content to uphold these guidelines.

Web pages include three (3) different areas when Cascading Styles Sheets (CSS) are not applied to a document.  These three (3) areas are also used when using a screen reader.  Read the three (3) areas in order:

• A Header bar
• A main content area
• A footer

ARIA stands for Accessible Rich Internet Applications Suite. It defines a way to make Web content and Web applications more accessible to people with disabilities.

This website makes use of ARIA mark-up that makes it easier to identify the major sections and roles on each page. A screen reader will choose major landmarks on the page such as:

• the content area,
• navigation mechanisms, and
• the search area.

The ARIA landmarks used include:

• Search
• Navigation
• Main
• Content info

• All images on this web site have alternative text descriptions.
• Our content is usable or accessible without images.

• We do our best to have links written so that they make sense out of context. If this is not possible, we add a title attribute or other type of search aid to create context.
• The first link in every document is the default “Skip to main content” link. This allows the user to skip directly to the main section of the page (the content).

• All form controls are appropriately and clearly labelled.
• Users do not need JavaScript to be able to benefit from form validation.

• Content of this web site is usable without JavaScript.

This site uses only relative font sizes. These are compatible with the user-chosen “text size” option in visual browsers.

• If your browser does not support custom CSS at all, the content of each page is still readable.
• Any information conveyed with colour is also available without colour (i.e. text based). 
• This site does not have a “resize” widget. However, all the tools and functions provided by a widget like this is already built into all major browsers. Here are key options:
  • Press Ctrl & + to increase the page size.
  • Press Ctrl & – to decrease the page size.
  • Press Ctrl & 0 (zero) to reset the page size to the web page’s default size.

• NVDAa free, open-source screen reader (Windows)
• System Access(Windows)
• JAWS(Windows)
• VoiceOver(Mac)
• Orca(Linux)

To maintain accessibility, we:

• Conduct periodic audits using automated tools and manual checks (e.g., contrast analysis, semantic markup, keyboard navigation testing).
• Monitor and remedy issues introduced by new content or features—including plugin pages, forms, and documentation.
• Prioritize accessible design in updates, ensuring features like alt text for images, clear heading structures, form labels, and keyboard-friendly navigation.

• Legacy media (e.g., older screenshots or embedded assets) may lack alt text or proper labels.
• Interactive elements (such as third-party widgets or dynamically injected content) may not always fully support assistive technologies.

If you encounter an accessibility barrier on our site please let us know. Reach us at:

Email: info@seacliffcottagesuites.com

Please include the URL or area where the issue occurred, the nature of the problem, and the preferred format for us to reach you (e.g., email, phone). We will respond promptly and work to resolve the issue.

You can conveniently access this accessibility statement alongside our Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions from the footer of any page. This ensures transparency and easy navigation for all users.