As we strive to enhance the accessibility of our website, we follow the recommendations from the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), as described in the Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI), aiming to conform to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.1, at Level AA).

Below is a list of requirements that we attempt to meet, reflecting our ongoing efforts to accommodate a diverse range of users with varying needs. While full compliance may not always be feasible, we are dedicated to making continuous improvements towards accessibility for all.

Organisation

• Ensure that page titles are adequate and briefly describe the content of the page

• Ensure that headings are used in a logical order

• Ensure that navigation elements are consistent throughout the site

Text

• Ensure high contrast between text sections and their backgrounds

• Ensure that text can be resized without loss of content or function

Interaction

• Allow for keyboard-only navigation

• Ensure that form fields are keyboard accessible and have accurate labels

Media

• Ensure that alt text is used for images that convey meaning

• Provide captions for videos

General

• Ensure that the website is responsive

• Ensure compatibility with screen readers and other assistive technologies

If you encounter any difficulty in using our website, please contact us.