Accessibility Statement

Accessibility Statement

Last updated: 29 October 2026

Our Commitment to Accessibility

Neith AI is committed to making our website and digital services accessible, inclusive and usable for as many people as possible.
We believe that meaningful participation, access to information and the ability to engage with complex issues should not be unnecessarily limited by barriers in digital environments.
Our work focuses on helping organisations better understand stakeholder perspectives and improve engagement with complex information. Accessibility and inclusion are important considerations in supporting these goals.

We aim to provide a website experience that enables users, regardless of their abilities, to access information about Neith AI and engage with our content as independently as possible.
Our Approach to Accessibility
We are committed to continually improving the accessibility and usability of our website.

Our approach considers the needs of people with different abilities, including people who use assistive technologies or experience visual, auditory, motor, cognitive or neurological disabilities.
Where reasonably practicable, we aim to make our website easier to navigate, understand and interact with through the following principles:
Perceivable information
We aim to present website content in ways that users can access and understand. This includes considering text readability, colour contrast, meaningful headings and appropriate alternative text for relevant images.

Operable navigation
We aim to make website navigation and interactive elements usable across different devices and input methods, including keyboard navigation where supported.
Understandable content
We aim to communicate information clearly and consistently, using descriptive headings, meaningful links and straightforward language wherever possible.
Compatibility

We aim to support access through commonly used web browsers, devices and assistive technologies, subject to the capabilities and limitations of our website platform and third-party components.

Accessibility Standards
We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), developed by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), as a reference for identifying and improving digital accessibility.
Where applicable to our website and services, we consider the principles and success criteria associated with WCAG 2.2 Level AA.

These guidelines provide a recognised framework for improving the accessibility of digital content for people with disabilities.
We are committed to reviewing our website and identifying opportunities to improve its accessibility over time.

Please note: This statement does not constitute a claim that every page, feature or component of the Neith AI website currently conforms to WCAG 2.2 Level AA.
Accessibility Features and Considerations

We aim to consider accessibility throughout the design, development and maintenance of our website.

Depending on the page and functionality, our accessibility considerations may include:
 

• Clear page structures and descriptive headings.

• Readable typography and appropriate text spacing.

• Sufficient contrast between text and background colours.

• Descriptive link text that communicates the destination or purpose.

• Alternative text for meaningful images where appropriate.

• Accessible labels and instructions for form fields.

• Clear identification of required information in forms.

• Keyboard accessibility for interactive elements, where supported.

• Responsive layouts that accommodate different screen sizes.

• Avoiding unnecessary visual complexity and confusing navigation.

• Clear and understandable website content.
   

Accessibility can vary across individual pages, embedded content, third-party services and interactive features. We will continue to assess opportunities to improve the experience across our website.

AI, Information Access and Inclusive Participation
Neith AI uses artificial intelligence to support the analysis and understanding of complex information and stakeholder perspectives.

We recognise that technology can create new opportunities for participation, but it can also introduce barriers if accessibility is not considered.
We therefore believe that inclusive digital experiences should consider not only whether information can be processed, but also whether people can access, navigate and understand the information presented to them.
Our broader commitment to meaningful participation informs our approach to accessibility and continuous improvement.

The accessibility of individual AI-powered features may depend on their design, configuration and underlying technologies. We will continue to consider accessibility when developing and improving our digital services.
Ongoing Improvements
Accessibility is an ongoing process rather than a once-off exercise.
We recognise that website content, technology, user needs and accessibility standards evolve over time.
As part of our commitment, we aim to identify and address accessibility barriers as they arise and consider accessibility when making changes to our website.

Our ongoing efforts may include:
 

• Reviewing website structure and navigation.

• Improving text readability and visual contrast.

• Identifying accessibility issues in interactive elements.

• Considering feedback from people who experience accessibility barriers.

• Reviewing relevant accessibility guidance and standards.

• Working to improve the accessibility of content and digital features.
   

We acknowledge that some parts of our website may not yet meet every accessibility recommendation. Where limitations are identified, we will consider appropriate improvements based on their impact, feasibility and available resources.
Third-Party Content and Services
Our website may include links to external websites, embedded content or services provided by third parties.

Although we aim to provide an accessible experience on our own website, we cannot guarantee the accessibility of external websites or third-party services that we do not control.
If you experience an accessibility barrier when interacting with third-party content linked from our website, we encourage you to contact the relevant provider.
You may also contact us if the barrier affects your ability to access information about Neith AI or use our website.

Feedback and Accessibility Assistance
We welcome feedback about the accessibility of the Neith AI website.
If you encounter a barrier, experience difficulty accessing content or require assistance using our website, please contact us.

When contacting us, it would be helpful if you could include:
 

• The webpage or section where you experienced the issue.

• A brief description of the accessibility barrier.

• The device, browser or assistive technology you were using, if you are comfortable sharing this information.

• Any suggestions that may help us understand or resolve the issue.
   

You are not required to disclose a disability or provide medical information when reporting an accessibility issue.
We will review accessibility feedback and endeavour to respond within a reasonable timeframe.
Accessibility contact details
Email: [Insert Neith AI contact email address]
Website: https://www.neith-ai.com
Please use the subject line "Accessibility Feedback" when contacting us about an accessibility issue.

Compatibility
Our website is intended to be accessed using modern web browsers and a range of desktop and mobile devices.
The accessibility and performance of particular features may vary depending on your browser, device, operating system, assistive technology and the functionality provided by third-party services.

If you experience difficulty accessing our website using a particular device or assistive technology, please let us know so that we can better understand the issue.
Relevant Accessibility Resources
The following resources provide additional information about digital accessibility and recognised accessibility standards:
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG)
The internationally recognised guidelines for improving the accessibility of websites and digital content.
Official resource: https://www.w3.org/WAI/standards-guidelines/wcag/
Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI)
Guidance, resources and educational materials about making the web more accessible.
Official resource: https://www.w3.org/WAI/
Changes to This Statement
We may update this Accessibility Statement as our website, services and accessibility practices evolve.
Any updates will be reflected on this page, together with a revised last-updated date where appropriate.
We encourage visitors to review this statement periodically to stay informed about our approach to digital accessibility.
Contact Neith AI
We are committed to improving the accessibility of our digital experience and welcome constructive feedback from our users, clients and stakeholders.
If you have questions about this statement or require assistance accessing our website, please contact us.
Neith AI
Website: https://www.neith-ai.com
Email: [Insert contact email address]
We appreciate your feedback and your support as we continue working towards a more accessible and inclusive digital experience.