Clear structure
Pages use descriptive headings, meaningful link text and a consistent reading order so that legal information can be navigated without relying on visual position alone.
Accessibility
Legal information should be clear.
Access should be considered.
UK Immigration Counsel is designed to make detailed immigration analysis usable across devices, input methods and reading preferences.
Our approach
Accessibility is treated as part of editorial and product quality.
The site is reviewed as it develops. This statement does not claim formal certification or that every third party page linked from the site meets the same standard.
Keyboard access
Primary navigation, links, forms and interactive tools are intended to remain usable by keyboard, with visible focus and a direct skip link to the main page content.
Motion and contrast
The site respects reduced motion preferences and uses restrained transitions. Text, controls and key states are designed for clear contrast across desktop and mobile layouts.
Alternative access
If a page, tool or document is difficult to use, contact Jayesh and the information can be provided or discussed in a more accessible format where reasonably possible.
Report a difficulty
Tell us what prevented access.
Identify the page, device or assistive technology, the action you were trying to complete and the format that would help. Accessibility reports are reviewed as product issues and do not create a solicitor client relationship or protect a legal deadline.
Email an accessibility report ↗Reviewed 3 September 2026