Accessibility on this website

What we do, and what we still lack.

This statement describes the accessibility features of this website and its known limits. It is not a claim of conformance with any standard or law.

Landmarks: header, navigation, one main area and footer on every page.
A skip link, the first item you can reach with the keyboard, that jumps past the menu.
One main heading per page and no skipped heading levels.
The language of every page is declared.
Links say where they go; links that open a new tab or a file say so in text.
Every picture has alternative text, or is marked decorative.
A visible keyboard focus on every interactive element.
Menus, questions and answers and the billing switch work with the keyboard and without scripts.
Form fields have visible labels, required fields say "required", and help text is linked to its field.
Colours are checked against contrast ratios when they are saved; information is never given by colour alone.
Buttons, menu items and form fields are at least 24 by 24 pixels (the site draws them at 44).
The layout reflows on small screens and when text is enlarged; tables scroll inside a labelled, focusable area.
Motion is switched off for visitors whose device asks for less motion; nothing plays by itself.
A stronger contrast scheme is used when the device asks for more contrast.
Tables have a caption and header cells.
Videos load only when opened, with a transcript or a description.
The navigation and the footer are the same on every page.
A print style that does not depend on background colours.

No known limitations have been recorded. That does not mean there are none.

Reports, PDF files and the signed-in application are separate products; this statement covers the public website only.

We run automated accessibility checks on the pages when they are saved and published. Automated checks find only some problems.

If you find a barrier on this website, write to support@169-58-219-162.sslip.io.