Perceivable
Every piece of information stays available even when one sense is unavailable.
- Text alternatives on meaningful images
- Minimum 4.5:1 contrast on body text
- No information conveyed by colour alone
We design this site and the platforms we deliver against WCAG 2.1 level AA criteria. This page describes our commitments, the real conformance status and how to report a barrier to us.
Our principles
They come straight from WCAG. We translate them into concrete checks performed before every release.
Every piece of information stays available even when one sense is unavailable.
Everything works from the keyboard, with no focus traps or time pressure.
Vocabulary, structure and error messages stay explicit.
The code follows standards so assistive tools can read it reliably.
Conformance status
We prefer an honest statement over a broad promise. This table is reviewed at every major site change.
| Area | Level | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Structure and navigation | WCAG 2.1 AA | Hierarchical headings, ARIA landmarks, skip link, full keyboard navigation. |
| Colour and contrast | WCAG 2.1 AA | Brand palette validated on light and navy backgrounds, including hover states. |
| Forms and interactive tools | WCAG 2.1 AA | Diagnostic and project brief: status messages being strengthened for screen readers. |
| Multimedia content | Partial | Upcoming videos will ship with captions and a text transcript. |
Tested environments
The first Tab from the top of the page reveals a “Skip to content” link that bypasses navigation.
Feedback
We acknowledge your message within two business days and, if needed, offer an immediate alternative to access the information you need.
Page address, device and assistive tool used.
What you were trying to do and what stopped you.
We fix it and confirm the release to you.
On request, we provide the content in an accessible format.