accessibility
Site access
Everyone choosing a curtain should be able to use this site, whatever they read it with.
This statement covers every page of the Interior Pro Designers website. It says which standard the site aims for, what was tested and with what results, what is known not to work as well as it should, and how to ask for something in another form.
The standard
The site aims to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, version 2.2, at level AA. It is written in plain HTML that works without JavaScript; scripts add to it rather than make it work.
The company believes the site partly meets that standard. The checks below were run on every page, by machine and with the keyboard alone; no one who uses a screen reader every day has tested it yet, so the statement does not claim more than that.
What was tested, and the numbers
Tested on 13 November 2026, on the site as it is served.
| Check | How | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Screen widths | Every page linked from the home page loaded at 390, 820, 1280 and 1600 pixels wide and scrolled top to bottom, measuring sideways overflow at every stop. | 15 pages, 0 px of sideways scrolling; 0 broken links. |
| Light and dark settings | Every page rendered with the device set to a light and to a dark colour scheme; the ground read from the pixels. | Dark in both by design: the ground measures 0.00 to 0.01 luminance either way, and the page declares it, so no browser repaints it. |
| Words over pictures | Contrast measured against the pixels actually behind each line of text over a picture, at 1440, 820 and 390 pixels, with and without motion; a control line that must fail checks the instrument. | 216 lines measured. Taking the 5th percentile of the pixels behind each line, the lowest is 5.40:1, against a minimum of 4.5:1; the single darkest pixel behind any line gives 4.63:1. |
| Buttons and links that move you around | Every item in the pages panel and the small print measured at rest. | Each paints a visible surface and is at least 44 pixels tall: 0 findings, in both colour settings. |
| Form fields | Every field checked for a visible box and a written label. | All fields drawn and labelled; errors are given in words and announced to screen readers. |
| Keyboard | Each page worked through with the Tab, Enter, Space and Escape keys alone. | 397 Tab stops on 15 pages, each with a visible focus ring. A skip link leads straight to the content; the pages panel opens with Enter or Space, holds the focus inside and closes with Escape; a gold ring shows where the focus is. |
| Movement | Pages loaded with “reduce motion” both on and off. | With it on, nothing moves: the unrolling length on the home page is shown finished. |
What is known not to be right yet
- Working figures out as you type needs JavaScript. The cut plan, the fold planner and Measuring up show worked examples without it, and Measuring up can still attach a window: the figures are then worked out on the server and shown on the check page.
- A picture of cloth cannot show its texture or its true colour, and the colours of a screen differ from one device to the next. That is the reason cuttings are posted: hold them at the window.
- The site is dark in every setting. There is no light version. Reader views and high-contrast settings in the browser work on it.
- The drawings of the cut plan, the folds and the headings are described in words beside them, but a description of a drawing is not the same as seeing it.
- The OpenStreetMap link on the contact page opens another organisation’s map, which has not been tested here.
Asking for another format
Write to sales@interiorprodesigners.store for anything on this site in another form: the terms or a cloth’s care in large print or as plain text in an email, the metres for your windows worked out and written back to you, or a description of a cloth in words. The reply comes within two working days, as every message does.
At a measuring visit the cuttings, the measurements and every choice are gone through aloud as well as in writing.
If you are not happy with the answer
Tell the company first. If you are still not satisfied, the Equality Advisory and Support Service gives free advice on discrimination and the Equality Act 2010, and the Equality and Human Rights Commission enforces the Act in Scotland, England and Wales.
Statement prepared on 13 November 2026 and reviewed on the same day.