Creating accessibility and active participation for all
Complying with current legislation and recommendations
Section 508 | WCAG2.1 | EN 301 549 | Equality Act 2010
We work closely with Test Partners to ensure all content conforms to Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1
Functional Performance Criteria
Visual mode
Be usable with limited vision and without vision or colour perception
- Limited vision: Some users will need features that enable them to make better use of their limited vision
- Without vision: Some users need least one mode of operation that does not require vision
Audible mode
Be usable with limited hearing and without hearing
- Some users need at least one mode of operation that does not require hearing
Manual mode
Be usable with limited reach and strength and without fine motor control or simultaneous manual operations
- Some users will need features that enable them to make use of the ICT through alternative actions not requiring manipulation or hand strength
Cognitive mode
Have features making its use simpler and easier for people with limited cognitive, language, and learning abilities
- Some users will need features that make it simpler and easier to use
UK Government Home Office Accessibility Guidelines
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Full AA Accessibility is available with Storyline

Additional Accessibility Options Available
- Coloured text overlay addressing Meares – Irlen Syndrome (visual stress)
- Inbuilt audio narration which does not require the use of screen readers