Man And Van Soho is committed to making its online experience as accessible as possible for people in and around Soho. We want users seeking an accessible Man and Van Soho service to be able to find information clearly, navigate with confidence, and understand our content without unnecessary barriers. This statement explains our approach to accessibility and the practical steps we take to support a broad range of users.
Our website is designed with the aim of aligning with WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility principles. That means we work to support perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust content. In practice, we aim to present information in a clear structure, use readable text, maintain consistent layouts, and avoid features that could make it harder for visitors to access key details about a Man and Van Soho area service.
Accessibility features we support
We aim to provide screen-reader support so that users who rely on assistive technology can interpret our content effectively. This includes meaningful headings, logical page structure, descriptive text where appropriate, and content that can be read in a sensible order. We also try to ensure that images and non-text elements do not create confusion for users who cannot see them directly.
Keyboard users should be able to move through our pages using standard browser controls. We aim to support keyboard navigation for menus, links, forms, and other interactive elements without requiring a mouse. This is especially important for people who use alternative input devices or prefer navigating by keyboard alone. Where possible, focus states are kept visible so users can see which element is currently selected.
Content structure and readability
To make content easier to follow, we use clear headings, short paragraphs, and straightforward language. We also try to avoid relying only on colour to communicate meaning. In addition, we use bold and underline text sparingly and purposefully to improve clarity rather than decoration. Our goal is to keep information accessible for people with different reading needs and browsing preferences.
We recognise that accessibility is an ongoing process. Even when a page is designed to be accessible, issues can still arise as content changes, technology evolves, or devices differ. For that reason, we regularly review our pages and aim to improve accessibility over time. If you notice a barrier while using an accessible Man and Van in Soho service page, we want to know so we can address it.
Accessibility requests are welcome from anyone who may need content in a different format or may be having difficulty using the site. If you need information presented in a more accessible way, such as simpler wording, a more readable layout, or support for assistive technology, please let us know through the contact route provided on the site. We will review requests and do our best to respond appropriately.
We are also mindful of users who access our content on smaller screens, older browsers, or devices with custom settings such as zoom, reduced motion, or increased contrast. Our aim is to ensure the experience remains usable across common environments. Accessibility for a Soho man and van service should not depend on a single device or interaction method.
Although we work hard to maintain an accessible experience, some content may occasionally fall short of our target. When this happens, we treat it as an opportunity to improve. We encourage users to report any accessibility issue, including problems with headings, navigation, text alternatives, focus order, or form controls, so that we can investigate and make improvements where practical.
Our commitment
We are committed to making the Man And Van Soho experience more inclusive for everyone. That includes people with visual, motor, cognitive, or auditory accessibility needs, as well as anyone who benefits from predictable layouts and clear navigation. We want our content to support practical access to information without unnecessary effort.
If you require an accessibility adjustment, alternative presentation, or assistance using the website, please use the contact details provided elsewhere on the site to make an accessibility request. We will consider reasonable requests and aim to improve accessibility wherever we can. This statement will be updated as our site and accessibility practices continue to develop.