Accessibility

Using the site

You can navigate by keyboard, use the skip link to reach the main content, expand questions and use the enquiry form with labelled controls. Focus indicators are visible. Text can be zoomed and the layouts adapt to narrow screens.

Animations respect the system’s reduced-motion preference. The site does not use scroll-jacking, a custom cursor, flashing content or an auto-playing carousel.

Demonstrations and forms

The workplace tabs support arrow-key navigation. The area diagram has named controls and a text description of every covered cluster. The practice exercise uses ordinary radio buttons and announces its feedback.

Enquiry errors are associated with the relevant fields. On the server version, form submission has a non-JavaScript fallback. The portable file preview is for browsing and does not deliver enquiries.

Testing and limitations

Automated checks and manual keyboard/viewport tests can find many issues, but they do not establish complete WCAG conformance or replace testing with disabled people and assistive technologies. A live deployment must also be rechecked when content or integrations change.

The custom artwork is either decorative or accompanied by a useful label. No essential information depends only on the schematic drawing, colour or animation.

Report a difficulty

Use the contact route to describe the page, the task and the problem. Browser and assistive-technology details are useful where you are comfortable sharing them. You do not need to disclose a medical condition.