How the site is built
Pages use semantic headings, labelled forms and standard links. The navigation and interactive controls are designed for keyboard use. A skip link leads directly to the main content.
Reading and motion
The layout adapts to smaller screens and text enlargement. The site respects reduced-motion preferences, avoids autoplay media and does not require animation to reveal content.
Forms and worksheets
Inputs have visible labels. Enquiry validation explains what needs attention. The downloadable guides have a web version, and worksheets can be printed from the page.
A continuing responsibility
Automated checks and manual review can identify many issues, but they do not guarantee every assistive-technology combination will work perfectly. We do not present this note as formal accessibility certification.
Tell us about a barrier
Email amirg@ragmedium.com with the page, the difficulty and, where useful, the device or assistive technology involved. We will review the issue.