Our approach
That includes clear language, readable contrast, keyboard access, sensible heading structure, responsive layouts and avoiding unnecessary movement or clutter.
Accessibility is not a one-off box to tick at launch. If something on the site is getting in your way, we would rather know about it.
What we aim for
- Clear heading order and meaningful link text
- Visible keyboard focus and a skip link
- Labels and error messages for form fields
- Comfortable touch targets and responsive layouts
- Text that can enlarge without relying on tiny fixed spaces
- Reduced-motion support
- Alternative text for meaningful images
Automated and code-level checks help, but they do not prove that every real device and assistive technology behaves perfectly.
Tell us what gets in the way
Use the Contact page and tell us which page or feature caused the problem and, if you can, what device or assistive technology you were using. We will do our best to understand the issue and make a reasonable improvement.