Keyboard and structure
Landmarks, headings, skip navigation, logical reading order and visible focus support efficient movement.
Accessibility
Accessible information and services
The Association is committed to providing digital information that can be perceived, understood, navigated and used across a wide range of devices and assistive technologies.
Accessibility standard
Designed with recognised guidance in view
The website is designed and maintained with reference to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, level AA. Accessibility is considered in content structure, language, keyboard operation, focus visibility, colour contrast, responsive layout, motion preferences, form labelling, status messages and media presentation.
Official documents and programme information are prepared in accessible formats wherever practicable. Where a specialist, historic or third-party format creates a barrier, an accessible alternative appropriate to the information and request is considered.
Implemented measures
Accessibility across the experience
Contrast and scaling
Text contrast, responsive layouts and relative sizing support enlargement and different screen widths.
Labels and feedback
Fields have explicit labels, requirements are identified and submission outcomes are announced.
Motion and alternatives
Decorative motion is limited and the hero video is replaced by a still image when reduced motion is requested.
Clear institutional English
Information is organised by purpose and uses consistent terminology with definitions where needed.
Testing and remediation
Accessibility forms part of content, design and release review, with material issues prioritised for correction.
Report a barrier
Request assistance or an alternative format
Identify the page or document, the task you were trying to complete, the barrier encountered and the format or adjustment that would assist. Do not include sensitive personal information that is not necessary for the request.
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