The website is designed to be readable and navigable without relying on photographs, animation or a complex application. It uses structured headings, descriptive links, keyboard-operable navigation, visible focus states and responsive layouts. Printable resources do not require an account or online submission.
Reading and navigation
Use the skip link at the start of a page to move to the main content. Article contents link to section headings. The guide library offers a text search and topic filter, with results announced in a status area. Browser zoom and system font scaling remain available.
Motion is minimal, and the design respects reduced-motion preferences. Article text and links are available without JavaScript. Interactive filtering and the mobile menu use JavaScript; the footer also provides links to the principal sections.
Printing
Use an article’s print control or your browser’s print command. Print layouts remove navigation and other screen-only elements so the main information is easier to use on paper. Keep sensitive personal notes and printed resources secure.
Testing and limitations
Automated and visual checks do not constitute a complete accessibility audit, testing with every assistive technology or certification against a standard. Accessibility can also be affected by browser settings, WordPress plugins and subsequent content changes.
Contact and urgent help
The contact page explains the current contact routes and limitations. This website is not a clinical or emergency service. For immediate safety concerns, use urgent help rather than a publication enquiry.