We are constantly working to make our websites as accessible and inclusive to the widest possible audience. Our aspiration is to be fully AA level compliant with WCAG 2.1. By following and adhering to the WCAG, our aim is to make our web content and user interfaces perceivable, understandable, operable, and robust for all of our users. In practice, this means we focus on key accessibility principles, including clear content, readable text, accessible navigation, and support for assistive technologies such as screen readers and speech recognition software.

While we strive to make our websites and digital services accessible to all users, some areas do not yet meet the expected accessibility standards. We are working to improve these over time. Currently, certain documents and content may present accessibility challenges, including PDF accessibility, colour contrast, image descriptions and full keyboard or screen‑reader navigation.

We understand the importance of accessibility and of providing digital services that are inclusive and usable for everyone. As accessibility continues to evolve we recognise the need to adapt and evolve at the same pace. To support this, accessibility is considered an equal requirement in the development of both new and existing online products and services. We continue to evolve and enhance our Design System to help ensure our digital services remain accessible, inclusive and easy to use. In addition, we regularly carry out user testing with a diverse range of participants, helping to ensure that different abilities, ages and demographics are taken into account.

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Our website works best in Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, Safari and Mozilla Firefox. Where possible, we recommend you use the latest version of a browser. If you’re finding our website difficult to read, increasing the text size or magnification of your screen, or using text-to-speech technology could help.

To increase the text size or magnify your screen, go to the ‘Settings’ menu on your internet browser. Depending on which browser you use (e.g. Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome), you’ll find the option to increase the text size on the ‘Appearance’ section of the Settings page. You can also find the ‘Zoom’ function on the ‘Appearance’ section or in the main internet browser settings menu and this allows you to magnify your screen.

Most browsers will also have a text-to-speech function within their ‘Settings’ menu that will read out the text on the screen as well image descriptions.

AbilityNet is a UK charity with a global perspective that provide online resources to help individuals with any disability, of any age, to use all kinds of digital technology. They provide advice on making your device easier to use if you have an impairment or disability and have created some simple 'how to' guides.