Every page and tool is being built to work by keyboard, screen reader and phone

The site is built to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA, the international standard published by the W3C. That means:

• every tool, including the quote form, service finder, route map, checklist and, once it ships, the shipping terms explorer, works with a keyboard and a screen reader
• each tool's content is also on the page as plain text, so nothing has to be played or dragged to be read
• animation stops when your device asks for reduced motion
• buttons and links are large enough to tap on a phone

Until testing confirms it, this is the standard ADL aims for, not a claim that the site meets it. In Kenya, this statement also answers section 26 of the Persons with Disabilities Act 2025. Placeholder: confirm the commencement and wording of section 26 on Kenya Law

Placeholder: test dates in full, devices, browsers and screen readers from the 06-qa report

Placeholder: known limitations from the 06-qa report, each with what ADL is doing about it and by when

One limit is outside ADL's control. The office map comes from another company, so ADL cannot fix problems inside it. The address is always on the page as text, with an "Open in maps" link.

Email ADL at info@accordke.co.ke and say which page you were on, what you were trying to do and what device or assistive technology you use. ADL will reply within Placeholder: ADL's reply time for accessibility reports, Q-62 and can send the information you need in another format, or take your quote request by phone. Placeholder: ADL confirms alternative formats and phone quotes, Q-62

Phone: +254 734 330 860 or +254 727 563 881

This statement was prepared on Placeholder: date of the statement, written in full and last reviewed on Placeholder: date of the last review, written in full.