Accessibility Statement
Last updated: July 2026
We regard accessibility as part of product quality, not an add-on. This page sets out the adjustments made on the site, the limitations we are aware of and how to contact us if you have run into difficulty.
The level of accessibility we aim for
The site was built with the intention of meeting the WCAG 2.2 guidelines at level AA. We test the site against these guidelines on an ongoing basis.
We avoid making a sweeping declaration of full conformance, because accessibility is not a final state but an ongoing process. When we identify a gap, we fix it.
Adjustments made on the site
The following adjustments are built into the site and do not require any external plugin to be activated.
- Semantic structure with a correct heading hierarchy, defined navigation landmarks and a skip link to the main content.
- Full keyboard navigation across all site components, including menus, tabs, accordions and forms.
- A clear and visible focus indicator on every interactive element.
- Colour contrast tested against the requirements of the standard, in both light and dark display modes.
- Forms with explicit labels, verbal error messages and a link between the error and the field.
- Alternative text for meaningful images and illustrations, and marking of decorative elements as such.
- Support for browser text enlargement without loss of content or breaking the layout.
- Full right-to-left directionality in Hebrew and Arabic, and left-to-right in the other languages.
- Respect for the system preference for reduced motion, as well as an option to stop animations from within the site.
- Measured use of ARIA attributes, only where semantic HTML is not sufficient.
Known limitations
There may be components or content that have not yet been fully adapted, particularly in the more complex demonstration views of the system screens. We are working to reduce these gaps.
Third-party content, to the extent that any is embedded in the future, may not meet the same level of accessibility. In such a case we will endeavour to provide an accessible alternative.
Accessibility of the StaffCore system
This statement relates to the marketing website. The level of accessibility of the StaffCore system itself is assessed separately, and we will be glad to provide details to clients and prospective clients on request.
Contacting us about accessibility
If you have run into difficulty using the site, we would like to hear about it. A short description of the problem, the page on which you encountered it and the assistive technology you are using will help us deal with it more quickly.
You can contact us through any of the contact channels shown on the site. We treat accessibility enquiries as a priority.