Accessibility Statement

Trader and course provider: Stanislav Lynnyk, a sole trader trading as Vivat Lex.

Data controller: Stanislav Lynnyk, a sole trader trading as Vivat Lex.

Geographic business and address for service: 32/1 Tudsbery Avenue, Edinburgh, EH16 4GX, United Kingdom

Business telephone: +447442194285

Email for this document: sqe1practice@gmail.com

The SQE and SOLICITORS QUALIFYING EXAMINATION trade marks belong to the Solicitors Regulation Authority. References to SQE identify the assessment for which Vivat Lex provides independent preparation materials. Vivat Lex is not affiliated with, approved, endorsed or accredited by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

This statement applies only to Vivat Lex Web, operated by Stanislav Lynnyk, a sole trader trading as Vivat Lex. It does not apply to the separate Vivat Lex iOS or Android products. Web, iOS and Android accounts, purchases, entitlements, progress and refunds are separate and do not transfer or synchronise.

Vivat Lex is an independent preparation provider. It is not the SRA, Kaplan SQE or Pearson VUE and does not administer or book the SQE. This statement concerns access to Vivat Lex Web; it does not govern official SQE assessment adjustments or test-centre arrangements.

Our accessibility programme is intended to cover people who use:

• Keyboard-only navigation.
• Screen readers.
• Screen magnification and browser zoom.
• Speech or voice control.
• Switch or alternative input.
• Touch with assistive technology.
• High-contrast or forced-colour settings.
• Changed text spacing.
• Reduced-motion settings.
• Captions, transcripts or alternative formats.
• Adjusted timing where a learning interaction imposes a time limit.

This list describes intended coverage. It is not a claim of compatibility with every named product or version.

Please contact us if:

• You cannot access a page, control, form, document or learning activity.
• A keyboard or assistive technology cannot complete a task.
• Information is difficult to perceive or understand.
• Sign-in, payment, entitlement or cancellation creates a barrier.
• You need information in another format.
• You want us to consider another reasonable adjustment.

It helps to identify the page or task, what happened, the practical barrier, the format or adjustment that may help, urgency and your preferred response method. Device, browser and assistive-technology details are optional but may help us reproduce a technical problem.

You do not ordinarily need to provide a medical diagnosis or medical records to make an initial accessibility request. Do not send passwords, authentication codes, full payment-card details or medical records by ordinary email.

We acknowledge and assess accessibility reports as soon as reasonably practicable. We prioritise barriers that prevent payment, sign-in, use of purchased content, cancellation or another time-sensitive task.

No fixed general response time is promised. Any operational target we communicate does not reduce statutory rights or legally applicable deadlines.

Where a permanent correction cannot be made promptly, we consider an effective interim route, explain the next step and keep the person reasonably informed.

You may ask us to reconsider an accessibility decision. Because Vivat Lex is operated by a sole trader, an internal reconsideration is not described as independent unless an independent decision-maker is genuinely provided.

Where checkout is offered, the complete journey must make the following information perceivable, understandable, operable and robust:

• Vivat Lex Web as the product.
• £399 GBP price in pounds sterling, including any provider-calculated transaction tax, with the final amount, currency and tax breakdown shown by Managed Payments before payment.
• One payment with no subscription or automatic renewal.
• Access through 28 February 2027, ending at midnight at the end of 28 February 2027 (UK time).
• Web, iOS and Android product separation.
• Independent preparation and no exam guarantee.
• Separate immediate-service and digital-content choices.
• Payment, durable confirmation and entitlement as distinct states.

A customer must be able to review and correct order information, understand the final payment action, recover from cancellation or timeout, avoid duplicate payment and reach accessible support from every failure state.

Where media or downloadable documents are provided:

• Prerecorded speech video has accurate synchronised captions where applicable.
• Prerecorded audio has an appropriate transcript.
• Material visual information has an effective alternative.
• The player is keyboard and screen-reader operable.
• Required information prefers accessible HTML.
• PDFs and editable documents have appropriate structure, reading order, language, alternatives and tables.
• An accessible alternative is available without an adjustment charge where required.

A scanned image-only document is not used as the sole source of information needed to buy, access, cancel or complain.

Stanislav Lynnyk, a sole trader trading as Vivat Lex asks about functional needs before asking about a diagnosis. Information revealing disability or health may be special-category personal data.

Where such information is necessary, we apply an appropriate lawful basis and Article 9 condition, provide relevant privacy information, use an appropriate secure route and access restrictions, retain it only as justified and assess whether a data-protection impact assessment is required.

Special-category information is not placed in an unrestricted defect tracker or sent through an informal messaging channel.

This statement was prepared from the Vivat Lex Web accessibility review dated 25 August 2026. It does not claim a complete production-wide audit, disabled-user testing, certification or an exhaustive known-issues list.

We review it before public launch, after a material provider, design or content change, and when testing, customer reports or operational evidence identifies a material change. Any newly stated compatibility or limitation is tied to the build and evidence assessed.