Accessibility Statement.
How AMB360 approaches accessibility, usability and inclusive digital experiences across our website.
Our commitment
AMB360 wants its website to be accessible, usable and clear for as many people as possible. We aim to create digital experiences that are easy to understand, navigate and interact with across different devices and assistive technologies.
Accessibility is an ongoing process. We continue to review and improve our website as content, design and technology evolve.
Standards we aim for
We aim to follow recognised accessibility principles, including clear structure, readable contrast, keyboard-friendly navigation, descriptive links, responsive layouts and sensible heading hierarchy.
Where possible, we aim to align with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, commonly known as WCAG.
Accessibility features
Our website is designed to support clear typography, responsive layouts, meaningful page structure, readable content, visible interactive states and compatibility with modern browsers and devices.
We aim to avoid unnecessary barriers and to keep important content available without relying solely on colour, animation or complex interaction.
Known limitations
Some areas of the website may include third-party embeds, legacy content, external tools, plugin-generated elements or uploaded media that may not fully meet the same accessibility standard.
We will continue to improve these areas where possible and practical.
Feedback and support
If you experience an accessibility issue on the AMB360 website, please contact us and tell us what happened, what page you were using and what device, browser or assistive technology was involved.
You can contact us at hello@amb360.co.uk. We will review the issue and aim to provide a helpful response.
Last updated: June 2026.