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Positive Psychology for life
Positive Psychology for Life wants its website and information to be usable by as many people as possible. This statement explains our current approach, known limitations and how to request help.
​ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT
Last reviewed: September 2026
Our accessibility aim
PPFL aims to improve the website in line with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines WCAG 2.2 Level AA. We do not currently claim full conformance. Accessibility is reviewed as the site changes, and identified problems are prioritised according to their effect on access to information and services.
What we are working to support
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Clear page titles, headings and content structure
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Meaningful link and button text
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Text alternatives for informative images and logos
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Keyboard access and visible focus states
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Readable colour contrast and text resizing
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Labels and instructions for form fields
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Captions or transcripts for relevant recorded media
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Content that remains usable across common screen sizes and assistive technologies
Known limitations
The following areas are being reviewed or improved:
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Some legacy images and client logos may have missing or overly generic alternative text.
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The heading structure on some legacy pages may not accurately reflect the visual content hierarchy.
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Some older page URLs and third-party components may not provide the clearest navigation or assistive-technology experience.
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A complete independent test of colour contrast, 200 per cent zoom, keyboard navigation and screen-reader use has not yet been completed across every page.
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Third-party booking, payment, video or social-media components may have accessibility limitations outside PPFL's direct control.
Request help or an alternative format
If you cannot access information or need it in a different format, email k.adeseko@positivepsychologyforlife.co.uk. Please include the page address, what you were trying to do and the format or support that would help.
PPFL aims to acknowledge accessibility enquiries within five working days and will explain the available next step.
Report an accessibility problem
Your feedback helps us identify barriers. When reporting a problem, please include the web page address, a brief description of the issue, the browser or device used if known and your preferred way for us to reply.
Third-party content
PPFL may link to or embed content supplied by other organisations. We cannot control every aspect of those services, but we will try to provide an accessible alternative when a third-party component prevents access to essential information.
Review and testing
This statement should be reviewed whenever the website structure, booking journey or major content components change. PPFL will record the date and scope of future accessibility checks and update this page with material findings.
Need help accessing something
Tell PPFL which page or information you need and the format or support that would help. We will explain the available next step.