Accessible Website for Vision Services

I run a company that supports blind and low-vision clients and I need a clean, minimal website that clearly presents our services while remaining fully accessible. My logo will set the visual tone, but everything else must prioritise usability for assistive-technology users.

The key goals are:
• Inform visitors about each service we provide in straightforward language.
• Ensure the entire site works smoothly with screen readers (JAWS, NVDA, VoiceOver).
• Offer an easy way to switch to a high-contrast palette and enlarge text on demand, without breaking the layout.

I’m happy for you to choose the most suitable stack—whether that’s a bespoke HTML5/CSS/ARIA build or a CMS such as WordPress—so long as the finished site is responsive, WCAG-friendly and simple for me to update later.

Deliverables
1. Fully developed, live website with my branding and a minimal, clutter-free design.
2. Built-in controls for screen reader compatibility, high-contrast mode and text resizing.
3. A short hand-off guide (PDF or screencast) that shows me how to add or edit content and test accessibility moving forward.

Acceptance will be based on:
• Successful keyboard-only navigation throughout the site.
• Correct semantic markup verified in a screen reader demo.
• High-contrast and text-resize toggles working across all pages without layout shifts.

If this sounds like a project you can deliver, let’s move forward—I’m ready to supply the logo files and service copy immediately.