We firmly believe the internet should be available and accessible to everyone, and we are committed to offering a website that is accessible to as many people as possible, whatever their circumstances and abilities. To that end, we comply with the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Web Content Accessibility Guidelines at level AA.
How we go about it
Among the measures taken on our websites to improve accessibility:
Adaptable interface and content
The website is built responsively, so it displays correctly on tablets and mobile devices. On those devices it is optimised for the current versions of Chrome for mobile, Firefox for mobile, Safari mobile and the native Android browser.
Keyboard navigation
The accessibility work on this website means any user can reach any part of the site using only the keyboard, moving through links with the TAB key.
Descriptive links
Links across the site carry a description of where they lead.
Meaning of graphic resources
Images, banners and even tables published on the website include a description that makes the information they carry easier to understand: which image accompanies a piece of content, which products or ideas a banner promotes, or what data a table provides.
Readability tools
We also include a set of tools to improve readability, with the option of changing the size, colours and fonts of the text on the site.
To keep a channel open for improving the browsing experience, our contact form is available for any query, complaint or suggestion related to accessibility.
The last accessibility review was carried out in October 2023.