Clear routes, usable controls and a direct way to report a problem.

Effective 1 September 2026. Margo Legal aims to make its public website usable across common assistive technologies, devices and input methods.

Measures in the current site

Pages use semantic landmarks, one primary heading, descriptive links, keyboard-operable controls, visible focus styles, text alternatives for meaningful images and a skip link. Layouts reflow for small screens and motion is reduced when the operating system requests it.

Local tools

The Readiness Score and Systems Readiness Check use labelled fieldsets, keyboard controls, visible error messages and screen-reader status regions. Their raw answers remain in the browser.

Known limitations

Automated checks cannot establish full accessibility. Complex PDF resources and the synthetic Margo interface may require further manual testing with screen readers, zoom and high-contrast settings. Margo Legal will prioritise a practical alternative where a format causes difficulty.

Report a problem

Email hello@margolegal.com with the page, the problem and the format you need. Do not include confidential or client-identifying information.

The rules Margo Legal works to.

Margo Legal works on one defined workflow at a time and keeps every source and assumption visible.

Read how we work