Accessible websites prioritise clear content, structure and ease of navigation.
They also accommodate the full range of possible users.
Designing for accessibility means accepting that there is no standard information user, and no standard device for browsing information.
To ensure that this happens, we have programmed our website following published web standards and accessibility guidelines. These guidelines are based on good design practice and exist to ensure that no individual is excluded due to disability or choice of device.
The site is developed using valid HTML and cascading style sheets (CSS). Our site content is separated from presentational elements, which makes it available to any visitors that use technologies such as a screen reader or text only browser.
The site displays correctly in all standard current browsers and by adopting these standards we ensure that it will remain compliant in any future browsers.
We aim to achieve and maintain levels of accessibility that conform to the WCAG 2.1 Level AA standard.