Accessibility

What we aim for in practice

• Keyboard navigation — menus, dialogs, the solutions tabs, capabilities and cookie preferences can all be operated without a mouse.
• Visible focus — the focused element is always identifiable during keyboard navigation.
• Semantic structure — heading hierarchy, lists, page landmarks and descriptive labels for screen readers.
• Contrast — text and interface elements designed to stay legible against the brand's dark ground.
• Reduced motion — when the operating system signals a preference for less motion, animations are switched off and content simply appears.
• Responsive reading — content reflows across screen sizes with no loss of information and no horizontal scrolling.
• Accessible controls — no essential information depends on hovering over an element.

Known limitations

Accessibility is ongoing work. Parts of the site use visual effects and video, and there may be issues we have not yet identified.

The institutional film only plays on an explicit action by the visitor — never with automatic sound.

Tell us

If you encounter a barrier on this website, write to [email protected] describing the situation, the page and, if possible, the assistive technology you were using. We take that feedback seriously and use it to prioritise fixes.