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Accessibility statement.

We build interfaces people rely on during incidents, so an inaccessible site of our own would be an odd thing to ship. This is the standard we hold it to, what we have done, and where it still falls short.

Last updated 6 August 2026Issued by FOREVER WORKS S.R.L.CUI 45079498

01Our commitment

FOREVER WORKS S.R.L. works to make www.foreverworks.com usable by as many people as possible, including people who navigate by keyboard, use a screen reader, magnify the page, or need motion reduced. We treat accessibility as part of the craft rather than a compliance exercise, and we hold this site to the same bar we hold client work to.

Target standard
WCAG 2.2, level AA
Current status
Partially conformant: most of the site meets the target, with the known exceptions in section 3
Applies to
The website at www.foreverworks.com and all of its pages
Statement prepared
Through internal review of the site's own source, not by an external audit

02What we have done

  • Contrast. The palette is checked against WCAG AA. The faint text token was raised specifically because it failed the ratio at its original value.
  • Keyboard. Every interactive element is reachable by keyboard and shows a visible, brand-coloured focus ring; there are no keyboard traps.
  • Reduced motion. The site respects the operating system setting: with prefers-reduced-motion enabled, scroll smoothing stops, reveal animations resolve to their final state immediately, and timeline animation is switched off.
  • Without JavaScript. If scripting is unavailable, the reveal system is bypassed and the full copy renders, rather than leaving an empty page.
  • Structure. Pages use real landmarks and heading levels, images that carry meaning have text alternatives, and purely decorative visuals are hidden from assistive technology.
  • The animated cube. The WebGL centrepiece is decorative. It is hidden from assistive technology and carries no information that is not also written in the text.
  • Text. Copy scales with the browser font size and reflows without loss of content down to narrow viewports.

03Known limitations

We would rather name these than let you discover them.

  • Scroll-driven sequence. The home page advances section by section as you scroll, which some pointing devices and assistive setups handle awkwardly. The section rail and in-page links give a direct route to each section, and every other page is an ordinary document. If the home page fights you, the same material is on /work.
  • The booking scheduler. The calendar on /book is a Google product embedded in a frame, and its accessibility is outside our control. If it does not work for you, email us and we will arrange a time directly.
  • The case files. The two case studies are rendered in the design systems the products actually shipped with, which sets their typography and density. We have kept contrast and keyboard access, but they are denser than the rest of the site.
  • WebGL. On devices without WebGL the animated centrepiece does not render. No content is lost, since it carries none.

04Telling us about a barrier

If something here is unusable for you, we want to hear it and we will treat it as a defect. Write to hello@foreverworks.com with the page and what went wrong, and if you can, the browser and assistive technology you use.

Acknowledgement
Within five working days
Fix or plan
A fix, or a dated plan and a workaround, within 30 days
Alternative format
We will supply any page's content by email in a format that works for you, at no cost

If our response does not satisfy you, the routes for escalating a complaint are listed in the Legal Notice.

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