Accessibility Statement
Last updated: 10 July 2026
Accessibility Statement for Breon Solutions
Breon Solutions Limited ("Breon", "we", "our", or "us") is committed to making our website and software accessible to as many people as reasonably possible, regardless of ability, technology, or circumstances.
This statement applies to:
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breonsolutions.com
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cddworkspace.breonsolutions.com
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Any associated customer portals or web applications operated by Breon Solutions Limited.
We believe compliance technology should be usable by everyone and are committed to continually improving accessibility as our platform evolves.
Our Commitment
We aim to:
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provide an inclusive experience for all users
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reduce barriers to accessing our services
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design with accessibility in mind from the earliest stages of development
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continually improve accessibility as new features are introduced
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consider accessibility alongside security, performance and usability
Accessibility is an ongoing process rather than a one-time exercise.
Accessibility Standards
We aim to conform, where reasonably practicable, with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA.
These internationally recognised standards cover:
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Perceivable content
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Operable interfaces
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Understandable interactions
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Robust compatibility with assistive technologies
Measures We Take
When designing and developing our products, we aim to:
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use semantic HTML wherever appropriate
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maintain logical heading structures
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provide sufficient colour contrast
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support keyboard navigation
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ensure interactive elements have visible focus indicators
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use accessible labels for forms and controls
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avoid relying solely on colour to communicate information
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provide descriptive error messages where possible
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support responsive layouts across devices
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minimise unnecessary animations
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ensure interfaces remain usable when browser zoom is increased
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write clear, consistent interface language
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regularly review accessibility during development
Keyboard Accessibility
Where reasonably practicable, users should be able to:
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navigate without a mouse
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move through interactive elements using the keyboard
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identify keyboard focus clearly
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activate buttons, links and controls using standard keyboard interactions
Screen Reader Compatibility
We aim to ensure our applications work with commonly used assistive technologies including screen readers by:
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using meaningful page structure
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providing accessible labels
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supplying alternative text for meaningful images where appropriate
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exposing controls using recognised accessibility standards
Visual Accessibility
We seek to support users by:
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maintaining readable font sizes
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allowing browser zoom without loss of functionality
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using clear spacing and layouts
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avoiding flashing or rapidly moving content
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ensuring sufficient colour contrast wherever practical
Forms
Where possible we aim to ensure forms:
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clearly identify required fields
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provide understandable validation messages
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associate labels with controls
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remain usable using keyboard navigation alone
Compatibility
Breon is designed to work with current versions of major browsers, including:
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Google Chrome
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Microsoft Edge
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Mozilla Firefox
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Apple Safari
The platform is also intended to function across modern desktop, tablet and mobile devices.
Known Limitations
As an actively developing software platform, some areas may not yet fully meet our accessibility objectives.
Examples may include:
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newly introduced functionality awaiting accessibility review
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certain third-party integrations outside our direct control
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exported documents or externally supplied content
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legacy components awaiting scheduled improvements
We review these areas regularly and prioritise improvements as part of ongoing product development.
Third-Party Content
Some functionality may rely on third-party services or external providers.
While we encourage suppliers to meet recognised accessibility standards, we cannot guarantee the accessibility of third-party content or services that we do not control.
Continuous Improvement
Accessibility forms part of our ongoing development process.
As CDD Workspace evolves, we continue to:
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review new functionality
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improve existing interfaces
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address reported accessibility issues
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incorporate accessibility considerations into product planning
Accessibility improvements are prioritised alongside security, reliability and user experience.
Feedback
We welcome feedback regarding the accessibility of our website or software.
If you experience difficulty accessing any part of our services, please let us know.
Please include:
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the page or feature you were using
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the issue encountered
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any assistive technology or browser being used (if applicable)
We will make reasonable efforts to investigate reported issues and consider appropriate improvements.
Contact
Enforcement
If you believe we have not adequately addressed an accessibility concern, you may seek independent advice from your local equality or accessibility authority where applicable.
Statement Review
This Accessibility Statement is reviewed periodically and updated to reflect significant changes to our products, services or applicable accessibility standards.
Last reviewed: 10 July 2026