ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT
Access should be built into the experience
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Coastlight Global Risk is committed to making its website and digital materials usable by as many people as reasonably possible.
Accessibility is considered across structure, language, navigation, interaction, motion, visual presentation and downloadable content.
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Coastlight uses the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA as its principal technical reference for the website.
WCAG organises accessibility around four principles: content and interaction should be perceivable, operable, understandable and robust.
A formal conformance status will be published after the relevant verification has been completed.
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The website is developed and reviewed with attention to:
- clear heading and content structure;
- keyboard access and visible focus;
- readable contrast and typography;
- meaningful link and control labels;
- text alternatives for relevant non-text content;
- responsive behaviour across screen sizes;
- zoom and reflow;
- reduced-motion preferences;
- predictable navigation and interaction;
- accessible forms and feedback routes;
- compatibility with current browsers and assistive technologies.
Accessibility requirements are considered during design, implementation and quality assurance rather than added only at the end.
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Coastlight uses animation and interactive visual systems as part of its digital experience.
These components receive additional review for:
- keyboard operation;
- pause, stop or reduced-motion behaviour;
- focus order;
- text and structural alternatives;
- contrast and visual clarity;
- touch interaction;
- screen-size adaptation;
- preservation of access when motion is reduced.
The aim is to retain the meaning and function of the experience across different ways of accessing the site.
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English is the structural baseline for the Coastlight website.
German, French and Arabic versions require separate review for text expansion, reading order, navigation, interaction and right-to-left behaviour where applicable.
Accessibility review therefore includes both technical structure and language-specific presentation.
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Coastlight publishes Executive Briefs and other materials in downloadable formats.
The accessibility of these documents is reviewed separately from the website itself. This includes document structure, reading order, searchable text, meaningful graphics and the availability of an appropriate alternative format.
An alternative format may be requested through the accessibility feedback route below.
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Some parts of the digital experience may rely on third-party platforms, consent tools, translation services, embedded services or linked external content.
Coastlight assesses these components within the scope of its control and considers accessible alternatives or supporting routes where a material barrier is identified.
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The website is subject to continuing accessibility review across representative desktop, tablet and smartphone environments.
Review activities include keyboard navigation, visible focus, zoom, reduced-motion preferences and assistive-technology behaviour.
Any verified accessibility limitations, available alternatives and planned corrective measures will be published here as they are identified.
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Accessibility feedback helps improve the experience.
Please report a barrier or request an alternative format through Coastlight’s Compliance address.
ACCESSIBILITY CONTACT
compliance@coastlightglobalrisk.com
Helpful information includes:
- the page or document concerned;
- the device, browser or assistive technology used;
- the difficulty encountered;
- the format or adjustment that would help.
Coastlight will acknowledge the feedback and review the appropriate response.
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Prepared on
24 July 2026Last reviewed
24 July 2026Review method
Internal reviewThis statement will be updated when material website features, verified accessibility findings, relevant standards or applicable requirements change.
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Accessible design strengthens clarity, independence and participation across the entire digital experience.