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Accessibility

Using the Snap Recruitment website

We want candidates, employers and portal users to be able to understand the public journeys and complete their next step with a keyboard, assistive technology or a smaller screen.

Features in the current public journey

  • A skip link moves keyboard focus past the shared navigation to the main page content.
  • Pages use labelled landmarks, headings, lists and form controls to communicate their structure.
  • Primary navigation, calls to action and staffing-form controls use mobile targets that are at least 44 pixels high.
  • Keyboard focus is visible on the skip link, shared navigation, footer links and public information actions.
  • The staffing-request form identifies required and optional fields and connects help text to the relevant controls.
  • Submission outcomes and errors use status or alert semantics.
  • Public layouts reflow into a single column on narrower screens.

Ways to navigate

  • Use the Tab key to move through links, buttons and form fields.
  • Use the skip link as the first keyboard action on a public page to move directly to its main content.
  • Use your browser controls to zoom text and page content.
  • On a smaller screen, open the Menu button to reach Find work and Hire staff.

Motion, zoom and display settings

  • Use your device or browser reduced-motion setting to keep public-site movement static. Cinematic imagery remains available as still photography.
  • Use browser zoom or text-size controls where they help. Public routes are designed to reflow into narrower layouts rather than rely on a fixed desktop width.
  • Use the visible focus outline to keep track of keyboard position in the header, job tools, ShiftFit, Brief Builder and public guidance pages.

Accessibility statement

We do not make a formal conformance claim against WCAG or another accessibility standard on this website.

Reporting a barrier

If you experience a barrier, email info@snap-recruitment.co.uk. Please tell us which page or task you were using, what happened, and the browser, device or assistive technology involved.

Review statement

This accessibility statement was reviewed on 10 July 2026. A formal accessibility audit is scheduled for 31 July 2026, with findings tracked through the public-site release process. We will update this statement when the audit is complete or when a material change affects access to the site.