Accessibility approach
We aim for readable text, semantic headings, visible keyboard focus, descriptive image alternatives, clear navigation and layouts that adapt to phones, tablets and desktops.
How we approach accessible reading and how to report a problem.
We aim for readable text, semantic headings, visible keyboard focus, descriptive image alternatives, clear navigation and layouts that adapt to phones, tablets and desktops.
The mobile navigation, image viewer and FAQ controls are implemented using accessible HTML and JavaScript. Motion is limited and reduced-motion preferences are respected where supported.
Keyboard users can use the skip link and navigate through menus and links without a mouse.
Third-party websites opened from reference or social links may have different accessibility support. Some complex photographs and external articles may require alternative descriptions.
If you encounter an inaccessible element, please send the affected page address and issue details using the Contact page. Use the Contact page to locate the publisher’s current correspondence details. The publisher must add a working contact email before public advertising.
Last updated: 4 November 2026.