Accessibility statement
A casebook everyone should be able to open.
This voluntary statement explains the practical steps taken to make The Village Murder Casebook easier to use and the work that remains.
What has been considered
Pages use semantic headings and landmarks, descriptive link text, labelled form controls, text alternatives for meaningful images, visible keyboard focus and responsive layouts. Motion is limited and the main archive does not require an account.
Known limitations
Actor portraits are stored with the site. External source pages, third-party maps and booking destinations have their own availability and accessibility behaviour. Filming information varies in detail: some cases identify an exact building, while others can only be linked to a wider village or area.
Feedback and assistance
Email accessibility problems to webmaster@villagemurdercasebook.co.uk, use the feedback guide, or write to Does Your Duck Quack, 5 South Charlotte Street, Edinburgh · EH2 4AN. Include the page address, what you were trying to do and the browser or assistive technology used, if known.
Preparation and review
This statement was prepared from an internal review of templates and common interactions. It will be reviewed after major design changes and after any formal independent audit.
Reference points
Standards and UK guidance.
This is a practical statement for an independent private website, not a public-sector compliance declaration.
W3C · Web Content Accessibility Guidelines ↗GOV.UK · Accessibility requirements ↗GOV.UK · Equality Act service-provider guide ↗