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Accessibility Statement
Our approach to making this website usable for everyone.
Last reviewed: 2026-08-20
Our approach
What we aim for on this website.
This website is built to be operable with a keyboard alone, readable at increased text sizes, and usable with assistive technology. Colour is not used as the only way to convey meaning, and interactive controls are sized for touch.
We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines at level AA. We describe this as an aim rather than a certification, because no independent conformance assessment of this website has been performed.
Specific measures in place
Practices applied throughout the site.
A skip-to-content link is provided on every page, headings follow a single logical hierarchy, and every page has one H1.
Navigation menus can be operated with the keyboard and closed with the Escape key. Focus is visible on all interactive elements.
Animation respects the reduced-motion preference; where a visual is animated, a static composition is shown instead when that preference is set.
Images and decorative illustrations carry appropriate alternative text or are hidden from assistive technology where they add no information.
Known limitations
Where we know improvement is needed.
Complex comparison tables require horizontal scrolling on small screens.
Documents linked from this site are subject to the accessibility of the source format.
Feedback
How to tell us about a barrier.
If you encounter an accessibility barrier on this website, contact us through the contact page and describe the page and the difficulty. We treat accessibility reports as defects.
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