Our objective is to ensure that our website is accessible to all, including individuals with visual, auditory and motor impairments. To achieve this, we have implemented several measures.

We have chosen a straightforward web font to ensure that all text is easy to read. Our users have a range of proficiency levels of English, so we use plain, clear language as much as possible. The information on our website is also available in multiple languages.

In addition, we have used alt tags for images to convey information effectively. Decorative elements on our site are correctly labelled to enhance user experience. We have also ensured that navigation through our website is consistent to give users a seamless browsing experience.

Furthermore, we do not rely solely on colour to convey information, which makes our site more user-friendly for people with colour vision deficiency. Through these measures, we aim to create an inclusive digital space for all our users.

How to navigate the website using your keyboard:

• Tab - move to next interactive element or forward
• Shift + Tab - move to previous interactive element or backward
• Return/Enter - activate elements (links, buttons, etc.)
• Spacebar - activates buttons (for example, to pause/play videos, submit forms, etc.)
• Esc - close opened content (modals, navigation menus, etc.) or cancel current action
• Arrows - navigate within widgets (tab lists, checkboxes within a disclosure button, etc.) and navigate around a page

How to change text size on the website using your keyboard:

On a Windows PC:

• To enlarge text size: Hold down the Ctrl key and press +
• To reduce text size: Hold down the Ctrl key and press -
• To reset text size to the default: Hold down the Ctrl key and press 0

On an Apple Macintosh computer:

• To enlarge text size: Hold down the Cmd (Apple) key and press +
• To reduce text size: Hold down the Cmd (Apple) key and press -
• To reset text size to the default: Hold down the Cmd (Apple) key and press 0