Accessibility,
treated as evidence.

01 · Commitment

Our accessibility target.

This website is designed and maintained against the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.2 Level AA. The current release has undergone a structured technical and keyboard review across the principal page templates. An independent third-party conformance assessment is still required before the group makes a formal external certification claim.

02 · Supported use

What the site supports.

• Keyboard navigation and visible focus indicators.
• A skip link and consistent page landmarks.
• Responsive layouts that reflow for smaller screens and text enlargement.
• Text alternatives for meaningful images and accessible names for controls.
• Reduced-motion preferences for non-essential animation.
• Labelled forms, status messages and keyboard-operable dialogs.

03 · Assurance

How accessibility is checked.

Testing covers semantic structure, image alternatives, form labels, keyboard access, focus order, focus visibility, target size, responsive reflow, reduced motion and common assistive-technology patterns. Automated checks support this work but do not replace manual testing or an independent audit.

04 · Known limitations

Where further assurance is needed.

Third-party publisher websites, secure study platforms and embedded scholarly services are outside the group’s direct control. The group is also arranging independent assistive-technology testing before claiming certified site-wide conformance.