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Accessibility
Statement

Designed to be read.  Built to be accessible.

Nenwa Publishing is committed to making the Smart & Dangerous website accessible and inclusive for as many people as possible, including people with disabilities.


We want visitors to be able to find information, explore the world of Smart & Dangerous, read content, contact us and purchase books without unnecessary barriers.

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Last updated: October 2026

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1.  Our Commitment to Accessibility

Nenwa Publishing is committed to providing an inclusive digital experience.


We consider accessibility when designing and updating the Smart & Dangerous website and aim to make its content and functionality usable by people with a wide range of abilities, technologies and ways of accessing the web.


Accessibility is an ongoing process. We will continue to review and improve the website as its content, functionality and services develops.

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2.  Standards and Conformance

We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA as the principal benchmark for improving the accessibility of this website.


The website has been designed with these guidelines in mind. However, we do not currently claim that every page, feature or third party component has been independently audited or formally verified as fully conforming to WCAG 2.2 Level AA.


Where we identify barriers, we will seek to address them as part of our ongoing accessibility work.

3.  How We Meet the Standards

We have taken practical steps to improve accessibility across the website, including:

  • Using clear and consistent navigation and page structures

  • Using headings and page titles to organise content

  • Providing alternative text for meaningful images

  • Identifying decorative images so they can be ignored by assistive technologies
  • Using readable typography and strong colour contrast
  • Providing descriptive links and buttons
  • Using clear labels and instructions for forms

  • Designing pages to work across desktop, tablet and mobile devices

  • Considering keyboard and assistive technology use when configuring interactive content

  • Avoiding unnecessary flashing or rapidly moving content


We will continue to review these measures as the website evolves.

4.  Known Accessibility Issues

We aim to remove accessibility barriers wherever reasonably possible, but some limitations may remain.

These may include:

  • Third party components or services over which we do not have complete technical control

  • Embedded or externally hosted content with accessibility behaviour determined by another provider

  • Some interactive functionality that may behave differently depending on the browser, device or assistive technology being used

 

We do not want this section to become a generic list of hypothetical problems. As specific accessibility issues are identified and confirmed, we will assess them and update this statement where appropriate.

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If you encounter a barrier that is not described here, please contact us.

5.  Assistive Technologies

The Smart & Dangerous website is designed to support the use of commonly available browsers, operating system accessibility features and assistive technologies.

These may include:

  • Screen readers

  • Screen magnification

  • Keyboard navigation

  • Voice input

  • Browser and operating system accessibility tools

  • Alternative input technologies

Because combinations of devices, browsers and assistive technologies vary considerably, we do not claim that every possible combination has been independently tested.

If you experience a compatibility problem, please let us know.

6.  Accessibility Features

Accessibility measures incorporated into the website include:

  • Consistent navigation

  • Logical page structures

  • Meaningful alternative text for informative images

  • Decorative images identified appropriately

  • Descriptive links and buttons

  • Clearly labelled forms

  • Readable text and colour contrast

  • Responsive layouts

  • Touch friendly controls where applicable

  • Clear feedback and confirmation messages for key forms

We will continue to improve these features as the website develops.

7.  How to Navigate Our Website Accessibly

We aim to make the website straightforward to navigate using different methods and devices.

Visitors should be able to:

  • Navigate through clearly structured pages and menus

  • Identify headings, links and buttons

  • Use forms with clear labels and instructions

  • Enlarge or zoom content using browser or device controls

  • Access the website across desktop, tablet and mobile devices

  • Use keyboard navigation for functionality that supports it

Some functionality provided by third parties may depend on the accessibility capabilities of those services.

8.  Documents and Downloads

Where we provide downloadable resources, documents or other materials, we aim to make them accessible wherever reasonably practicable.

We consider:

  • Clear document structure

  • Meaningful headings

  • Readable formatting

  • Descriptive links

  • Appropriate alternatives where practical

If you cannot access a document or resource and need the information in another format, please contact us and tell us what you need.

9.  Feedback and Contact

We welcome feedback about the accessibility of the Smart & Dangerous website.

If you encounter an accessibility barrier, cannot access information or need content in another format, please contact us.

Email: info@smart-and-dangerous.com

You can also use our Contact Us page.

Where possible, please tell us:

  • The page or feature you were trying to use

  • What difficulty you experienced

  • The browser, device or assistive technology you were using, if relevant

  • The format or assistance you need

This information helps us investigate and respond more effectively.

10.  Accessibility Roadmap

Accessibility is part of the ongoing development of the Smart & Dangerous website rather than a one time exercise.

Our priorities include:

  • Reviewing new and existing content for accessibility

  • Continuing to improve image alternative text and decorative image handling

  • Reviewing forms and interactive functionality

  • Improving keyboard accessibility where necessary

  • Reviewing third party integrations

  • Testing across different screen sizes and devices

  • Considering accessibility when introducing new website features

  • Responding to accessibility feedback from visitors

We will update this statement when significant changes are made.

11.  Third Party Tools and Services

The Smart & Dangerous website relies on third party technologies and services for some functionality.

These may include services supporting:

  • Website hosting and functionality

  • Payments and checkout

  • Email and communications

  • Embedded content

  • Analytics

  • Social media

  • External retailers and other linked websites

 

We aim to select and configure these services with accessibility in mind where we have the ability to do so.

However, Nenwa Publishing does not have complete control over the accessibility of third party platforms, websites or components.

 

Where you follow a link to another website, that provider's own accessibility arrangements will apply.

12.  Mobile Accessibility

The website has been designed to provide a usable experience across desktop, tablet and mobile devices.

On mobile devices, we aim to provide:

  • Responsive layouts

  • Readable text

  • Touch friendly navigation

  • Clear links and buttons

  • Accessible forms and instructions

  • Consistent navigation and page structure

 

The exact experience may vary according to device, operating system, browser and accessibility settings.

13.  Enforcement and Complaints

We would like the opportunity to resolve accessibility problems directly.

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If you experience a problem, please contact us first at:

info@smart-and-dangerous.com

 

We will consider the issue and, where reasonably practicable, seek to remove the barrier or provide the information in an alternative accessible format.

 

If you believe that you have experienced disability discrimination in relation to the provision of services, information and guidance about rights under the Equality Act 2010 is available from the Equality Advisory and Support Service (EASS).

14.  Accessibility Statement Updates

We review this statement periodically and may update it following:

  • Changes to the website

  • Introduction of new functionality or services

  • Accessibility reviews or testing

  • Feedback from visitors

  • Changes to relevant accessibility standards or guidance

  • Identification or resolution of accessibility barriers

 

The version published on this page will be the current Accessibility Statement for the Smart & Dangerous website.

15.  Legal Obligations and Standards

Nenwa Publishing is a private publisher and this website is not a public sector website.

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Our approach to accessibility is informed by applicable UK equality law, including the Equality Act 2010, and by recognised digital accessibility good practice.

We use WCAG 2.2 Level AA as our principal technical accessibility benchmark.

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The Public Sector Bodies (Websites and Mobile Applications) Accessibility Regulations 2018 establish specific accessibility requirements for public sector bodies. We do not present this website as being subject to those public sector requirements.

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Our aim is nevertheless to provide an inclusive website and to make reasonable improvements where accessibility barriers are identified.

16.  Contact Information

For accessibility questions, feedback or requests for information in an alternative format, please contact:

Nenwa Publishing
Email: info@smart-and-dangerous.com

 

You can also contact us through the Contact Us page on the Smart & Dangerous website.

 

We welcome accessibility feedback because it helps us identify barriers that automated checks and internal reviews may not detect.

Statement Review

Last updated:  October 2026

Next planned review: October 2027

 

We may review or update this statement earlier if there are significant changes to the website, relevant accessibility requirements or issues identified by our visitors.

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