Accessibility

• Providing a high contrast version of the website for users with visual difficulties
• Maintaining a standard layout and navigation structure throughout
• Using headings, paragraphs, lists and other HTML (HyperText Markup Language) to create logical document structure, making it easier for screen readers to understand the page
• Allowing users to resize all text using their browser settings
• Using alternative text attributes and/or titles on all images, where appropriate, and ensuring that these attributes are meaningful
• Ensuring all hyperlinks are descriptive
• Providing access keys to allow keyboard navigation to the main areas of the site
• Commitment to Plain English in our writing
• Only using tables to represent tabulated content i.e. data tables
• Using a sans-serif font for easier readability
• Testing the site in a wide range of browsers.

We aim to comply with Level AA of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). We cannot guarantee the accessibility levels of all videos or of third party content.