Accessibility Statement
How accessible the service is, and how to tell us when it is not.
Our aim
We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines version 2.2 at level AA. We build with plain, standard page structure, which is the most reliable foundation for assistive technology.
What that means in practice
- Everything can be operated by keyboard alone, and the reading order follows what you see.
- Controls are labelled for screen readers, and status messages are announced.
- Light and dark themes both meet contrast requirements, and you can choose either or follow your device.
- Text reflows to narrow screens and to enlarged text without loss of content.
- There is no time limit on completing anything, no flashing content, and no motion you did not ask for.
- Signing in needs no password to remember or retype.
Where we fall short
We have not yet had the service audited independently, so this statement reflects our own testing. Reordering items by dragging is easier with a mouse than without, though every such action is also available from a menu. If you find something you cannot do, that is a defect and we want to know.
Telling us
Tell whoever operates this installation what you were trying to do and what got in the way. If something here stops you using the service, that is a defect and worth reporting as one.
Last updated 29 July 2026.