Templates for schools and course providers, built with the accessibility requirements these sites are usually held to rather than retrofitted afterwards.
A primary school site built for the accessibility audit: skip link, labelled landmarks, thick focus rings, AA contrast in both themes, tables with captions and scoped headers, 17 px type. Programmes, admissions, staff, contact, plus term dates and a 404 in Pro.
Public-sector and education sites are frequently audited for accessibility. Contrast, focus states, heading order and keyboard navigation are not extras here — they are the requirement.
Programme or course pages, a staff directory, term dates, news, and an admissions path. Most of the traffic is parents or applicants looking for one specific fact, quickly.
The home page with semantic landmarks, visible focus rings and AA contrast in both themes, plus commercial use with a credit link. Pro has the remaining pages and the source.
No. The download is direct.
They use semantic landmarks, visible focus states and AA contrast. Accessibility also depends on your content, so audit the finished site.
Yes, including commercially, as long as the credit link stays in the footer.