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Accessibility
How this site is built for accessibility, and how to report a problem with it.
Not yet reviewed by counsel. This page is drafted language awaiting legal review before launch. It is not legal advice.
Commitment
This website is intended to be reasonably accessible to people with disabilities, and is designed and maintained with that in mind.
Approach
The site is built with attention to:
- keyboard navigation, including the horizontal galleries
- readable typography and adequate colour contrast
- logical heading structure and semantic landmarks
- alternative text for meaningful images
- responsive layout from small phones to wide displays
- clearly labelled links and controls, with visible focus states
- full support for reduced-motion preferences
- complete content with JavaScript unavailable
These are checked automatically on every build rather than audited once, and the site is measured against WCAG 2.2 at level AA.
Limitations
Accessibility is an ongoing process. Despite reasonable effort, some content or configuration may not work equally well in every technology. Reports of specific difficulties are genuinely useful and are acted on.
Third-party content
This site links to external resources including hospitals, universities, journals, professional organizations, government resources and PubMed. The accessibility of those services is controlled by their operators, not by this site.
Requesting assistance
If you have difficulty accessing information here, please make contact through the contact page and describe:
- the page or resource involved
- the difficulty you encountered
- the format or accommodation that would help
Reasonable effort will be made to provide the information through an accessible alternative.
Last updated September 2026.