Our approach
The public site uses semantic HTML, visible focus styles, keyboard-accessible navigation, responsive layouts, text alternatives for informative images, and colour contrast designed for readability. Motion is limited and reduced when a device requests reduced motion.
Using the site
Headings organise each page, links use descriptive text, and menus remain available without custom scripting. Text can be enlarged through browser controls. The layout adapts to smaller screens and does not require a particular pointing device.
Photography and alternatives
Editorial photographs are illustrative stock imagery and include alternative text that identifies their illustrative purpose and page context. Decorative brand elements should not be required to understand the content.
Accessibility feedback
If a public page or member feature creates a barrier, contact support through the official support route and identify the page, device, browser, assistive technology, and task you were trying to complete. Specific detail helps the team investigate.