Accessibility at Aspire Legal Group

We aim to make the public Aspire Legal Group website usable by as many people as possible. The design target is WCAG 2.2 AA, including meaningful headings, readable text, keyboard access, suitable contrast, visible focus and compatibility with assistive technology.

Current conformance status: Work is in progress. Full WCAG 2.2 AA manual and assistive-technology testing has not been completed, so we do not claim full conformance.

The separate Navigator application has its own development and release controls and remains NO-GO for unrestricted public use.

The rebuild includes clearly named pages, text descriptions of features and their availability, accessible labels for the Resources filters, underlined content links in many sections and structured page headings.

We are using automated audits as a way to identify issues, not as proof of compliance. Further manual keyboard, screen-reader, zoom and mobile checks are required.

Issues identified in early mobile and page-level testing include:

• Some text/background combinations have insufficient colour contrast.
• Some responsive templates require additional testing or changes for browser zoom and the viewport configuration.
• Some pages are missing an explicit main-content landmark.
• Full keyboard and assistive-technology testing of navigation, forms and interactive controls is outstanding.
• Several pages require performance and layout-stability improvements.

We are working through these issues and will update this statement as further checks and corrections are made.

If you are having difficulty using a page or would prefer to receive publicly available information in a different usable format, please contact us to discuss an accessible alternative where feasible.

Email hello@aspirelegalgroup.org or use Contact Aspire.

Do not include sensitive medical information, confidential legal documents or legal-case details in an accessibility request.

It may help to include the page address, what you were trying to do, the accessibility barrier you encountered and, if you wish, the browser or assistive technology you were using.

You do not have to disclose a disability or medical diagnosis to report a problem. The purpose of feedback is to improve access to the website.

How personal information is handled is described in our Privacy Policy.

Statement first published: 11 October 2026.

Current review status: Active development and accessibility remediation; full independent conformance verification has not been completed.

Next planned statement review: January 2027, or sooner following significant accessibility corrections. This is an internal review target, not a scheduled external certification.

Known issues and review information will be updated as the site develops.

Aspire Legal Group provides general legal information and preparation resources, not individual legal advice. If a situation involves urgent court documents, deadlines or safety concerns, do not wait for an accessibility response before seeking appropriate help.

Find Professional Help and Important Information describe suitable next steps and service boundaries.