Accessibility Statement
Our commitment to accessibility
Julien Lanoo Photography is committed to making its website and photographic work accessible to as many people as possible, including visitors who use assistive technologies.
Architectural photography communicates information about buildings, spaces, light, materials, landscapes and the relationship between architecture and its surroundings. We recognise the importance of making this visual information available to visitors who cannot experience the photographs in the same way.
Individual photographic descriptions
Particular care is given to the description of individual photographs. Each photograph in our project publishing system has its own alternative-text field and accessibility-audit metadata.
Rather than relying exclusively on generic project descriptions, we aim to describe the specific visual content and architectural characteristics of each photograph.
These descriptions are intended to communicate meaningful visual information to visitors using screen readers and other assistive technologies.
Photographic metadata and discoverability
Our photographic publishing system also maintains image-specific metadata supporting accessibility, identification, context and discoverability.
Published project photographs are included in the website's image sitemap, helping search engines discover photographic content and its associated information.
Photographic accessibility statistics
The following statistics are automatically calculated from our published project-image database.
10,081 — Published project photographs
10,081 — Photographs with alternative text
10,081 — Photographs with accessibility-audit metadata
Figures represent published project-image records with populated metadata fields. They do not independently establish the quality of descriptions or full website accessibility compliance.
Accessibility standards and compliance status
We aim to follow the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, Level AA, as a reference for developing and improving the accessibility of this website.
A complete independent accessibility audit establishing full WCAG 2.2 Level AA conformance has not been completed. We therefore do not claim that the website is fully compliant or independently certified.
Accessibility is an ongoing process, and we aim to address barriers identified through testing and visitor feedback.
Known limitations and ongoing improvements
Some content or functionality may present accessibility difficulties. Areas for continued evaluation include keyboard navigation, photographic galleries, image presentation, contrast, responsive layouts and moving visual content.
We seek to improve these areas as the website evolves.
Feedback, assistance and alternative formats
If you experience difficulty accessing information on this website, encounter an accessibility barrier, or require information in another accessible format, please contact us.
When reporting a problem, please provide the relevant page address and a description of the difficulty. Information about your browser or assistive technology can also help us investigate.
Preparation and review of this statement
This statement was prepared on 10 November 2026. It will be reviewed following significant accessibility changes or when new information becomes available.