Websites should work for everyone.
We want this site to be clear, usable and comfortable for as many people as possible, including people using keyboards, screen readers, magnification and reduced-motion settings.
What we have built in
- Semantic headings, landmarks and a skip-to-content link.
- Visible keyboard focus states and full keyboard access to navigation, filters and accordions.
- Descriptive alternative text for meaningful images, with decorative elements hidden from assistive technology.
- Touch targets sized for comfortable use on phones.
- Reduced-motion support that removes entrance animations, tilts and hover movement.
- Responsive layouts that avoid horizontal page scrolling.
- Labels on every form field, including visually hidden labels.
Ongoing work
Accessibility is not a one-off checklist. We review new pages and components as they are added, test keyboard flows and check contrast as part of our design process.
Tell us if something is difficult
If any part of this site blocks you, slows you down or does not work with your assistive technology, please tell us. Include the page and what happened so we can fix it.
Last reviewed: 27 October 2026.