Menu
Menu

Accessibility Statement

Last Updated: August 2026

Jay Swift believes that art should be accessible to everyone. This website has been designed and developed with accessibility, clarity, and ease of use in mind.

We work to provide an online experience that can be used by people with a wide range of abilities, devices, and assistive technologies.

Our Approach to Accessibility

Accessibility is considered as part of the design and development of the website rather than as a separate feature.

Among the steps we take are:

  • Providing descriptive alternative text for meaningful images of artwork and other visual content.
  • Creating clear and consistent navigation throughout the site.
  • Using properly structured headings and page content to support screen readers and other assistive technologies.
  • Supporting keyboard navigation so that interactive content can be accessed without a mouse.
  • Maintaining appropriate color contrast and readable typography.
  • Providing visible focus states for links, buttons, form controls, and other interactive elements.
  • Using descriptive labels and instructions for forms.
  • Testing pages at different screen sizes and across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.
  • Reviewing the website with accessibility evaluation tools, including WAVE, as part of the development and testing process.

Ongoing Accessibility

Accessibility is an ongoing responsibility. As new artwork, images, and other content are added to the website, we will continue to consider accessibility as part of that process.

We also recognize that automated testing cannot identify every accessibility issue. The site is therefore reviewed for usability and accessibility beyond automated testing alone.

Feedback and Assistance

If you experience difficulty accessing any part of this website or encounter something that could be improved, we would appreciate hearing from you.

Please use the Contact page to let us know what you encountered and, if possible, the page or content involved. We will make reasonable efforts to provide the information you need and address accessibility issues when they are identified.