Accessibility Statement

• A skip link at the top of every page that jumps straight to the main content.
• One main heading per page and headings that follow a logical order.
• Text alternatives on images that carry meaning, and hidden decorative images from screen readers.
• Touch targets of at least 44 pixels on links, buttons, and form controls.
• Visible focus outlines so keyboard users can always see where they are.
• Labels on every form field rather than placeholder text alone.
• Pop up dialogs that can be closed with the Escape key and with a clearly worded button.

Every page is scanned automatically against the accessibility failures that appear most often in website lawsuits.

Those checks cover missing image descriptions, unlabeled form fields, vague link text, empty buttons, broken heading order, and keyboard traps.

Automated scanning cannot catch everything. That is why reports from real visitors matter to us and are acted on.

Some pages embed services run by other companies, including maps, video players, and email sign up tools.

We are responsible for how those parts behave on our pages, so we review them and raise problems with the supplier.

Where a supplied component cannot yet be made accessible, we offer the same information in plain text on the page.