1. Our approach
The site uses a consistent structure, readable text, labelled controls and visible keyboard focus. Content is designed to adapt to different screen sizes and text settings. Accessibility is an ongoing part of maintaining the website.
3. Reading and display preferences
Text can be enlarged through your browser. The site respects a reduced-motion preference and keeps essential content available without animation. Most written content can be read with JavaScript disabled.
4. Forms and interactions
Fields have visible labels and validation messages. Enquiry information can be reviewed before copying it or opening an email draft when a contact address is available. Some enhanced interactions require JavaScript.
5. Reporting a barrier
If a page or control is difficult to use, describe the page, the problem and the browser or assistive technology involved through the contact channel available to you. Share only details needed to explain the barrier.
6. Continued improvement
This statement describes the design approach and is not a claim of independent accessibility certification. Feedback and testing should inform future improvements.