Mould Shell Studio aims to make its website and project information easier to use for everyone. If an image, animation or enquiry form gets in your way, please tell us what you need so we can discuss another way to explain your project.
This is a draft accessibility statement for owner review. It does not claim that a full accessibility audit or certification has been completed.
Accessibility Statement
Draft updated: 6 October 2026.
Mould Shell Studio is reviewing the accessibility of mouldshellstudio.co.uk as the new business prepares to launch.
What web accessibility is
Accessibility means being able to understand the services, explore the examples and make an enquiry without unnecessary barriers. Clear descriptions and alternative ways to discuss a model matter just as much as its visual presentation.
Accessibility review
The site includes detailed mould images, animated assemblies, embedded content and an enquiry form. Keyboard navigation, screen-reader descriptions, contrast, zoom and motion controls still need a full review. No specific accessibility conformance level is claimed at this stage.
Owner review before launch: test the full enquiry journey with assistive technology, provide useful alternatives to visual demonstrations and record any remaining limitations and planned improvements.
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Our review priorities include keyboard access, clear headings, readable contrast, meaningful image descriptions and controls for moving content. These checks are ongoing; we do not claim that every feature is fully accessible.
Images, animation and embedded content
Our detailed mould renders and animated assemblies help explain how each design fits together. If these visual examples or embedded controls are difficult to use, tell us which model or service you are interested in and we can discuss a written explanation or an alternative view.
Discussing your project
Let us know if you need project information in a different format or have a preferred way to discuss your model. We will discuss what is practical for your enquiry and explain the design, review and printing stages clearly before work is agreed.
Requests, issues and suggestions
To report an accessibility problem, use the enquiry form below and start your message with “Accessibility”. Tell us which page or feature caused difficulty and how you would prefer us to respond. If useful, include your browser or assistive technology, but please do not send sensitive personal information.