Accessibility Statement

Accessibility Statement

What else do we need to improve?

Navigation and controls

• Fast and clear navigation: You can quickly jump to the main content with minimal mouse clicks or tab presses.
• Logical structure: Pages and blocks have clear titles and headings and the content has a logical order and structure.
• Keyboard-friendly: You can use the entire website without a mouse. You can clearly see what you've selected.

Readability and visibility

• Good contrast: Good colour contrast allows you to see texts and icons clearly.
• Resizable text: You can easily enlarge text (200% to 400%) and you can adjust the spacing between lines.
• No annoying effects: We reduce flickering or flashing lights. These can be distracting or uncomfortable.

Forms and input

• Clear fields and buttons: The fields in forms where you need to fill things out have clear names or explanations. This makes filling everything out easier.
• Clear error explanations: When errors occur, you'll receive a clear explanation using text and colour or an icon explaining what's wrong and how to fix it.

Content and media

• Images and text: Images now have descriptions, so screen readers can read them aloud. Important text within images is now displayed as plain text on the page.
• Video and audio: Videos and audio will have subtitles, audio descriptions, or transcripts.
• Understandable information: Information is written clearly and comprehensibly.
• Clear links: Internal and external links clearly show where they go to.

Interactive elements

• Motion control: You should be able to pause or stop animations so they are not distracting.
• Easy to click or touch: Buttons and icons are made large enough for easy clicking.
• Suitable for any screen: The website should work well on different screen sizes and devices.

Control

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