Accessibility

We have tried to design our website to be as accessible and usable as possible for every user.

Our content is written in a style that is straightforward and understandable. We aim to meet the government accessibility requirements of level AA of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.1) as a minimum.

Need help?

If you need help in making your computer easier to use, AbilityNet has guides to the many ways you can adjust your laptop, desktop, tablet or smartphone, including changes to your keyboard and mouse.

Vision – seeing the screen

This includes:

• Making text larger
• Magnifying the screen
• Making your mouse pointer easier to see
• Changing your colours
• Changing your fonts
• Using your own stylesheets
• Making your device talk to you

Hearing – hearing sound

This includes:

• Hearing options on your mobile or tablet
• Hearing options on your computer
• Avatars – digital signers
• More hearing info and links

Motor – keyboard and mouse

This includes:

• Make your mobile or tablet easier to use
• Make your computer easier to use
• Keyboard shortcuts
• Making your mouse easier to use
• Making your keyboard easier to use
• Talking to your device

Cognitive – reading and spelling

This includes:

• Make your mobile or tablet easier to use
• Making text larger
• Magnifying the screen
• Changing your colours
• Changing your fonts
• Making your device talk to you
• Talking to your device