Our rosettes
The web standards every site is checked against before it goes live.
In this guide
A rosette is what you win at the village show for the best in its class. Ours are web standards. Anyone can say a website is accessible. Mine are checked against every one of these before they go live.
- WCAG 2.2, level AA. The international standard for accessible websites. Checked by tools and by me with a screen reader and a keyboard. Level AAA design, the highest, where you need it.
- An accessibility statement. A page saying what has been tested, anything that falls short and how a visitor can ask for something in another format.
- Works without the extras. Every page still works if a visitor's browser blocks scripts or their signal drops out.
- Standard web code. Pages are built the way browsers and screen readers expect, so they work on any device, old or new.
- Google's Lighthouse checks. Google's free tests for speed and accessibility, best practices and SEO, scored out of 100.
- UK privacy law. No tracking cookies, so no cookie pop-up and nothing to explain under UK GDPR. We use Plausible analytics to show which are your favourite pages.
- Cyber Essentials. Pop Pop Studio is certified under the UK government's scheme for cyber security.
- Hosted in the UK. Your site, and anything your visitors send you, stays on servers in the UK with Krystal, the UK's largest independent web host.
- ISO 27001. Krystal holds the international standard for keeping everything safe.
- 100 per cent renewable energy. And Krystal gives 1 per cent of its sales to environmental causes through 1% for the Planet.
- W3C Web Sustainability Guidelines. Small pages that use less energy to send and show.
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