Website information
Accessibility
WACCA aims to make its public information usable across devices and assistive technologies.
Last reviewed: 11 September 2026
What this website supports
- A skip link that moves directly to the main content
- Semantic headings, navigation and labelled controls
- Keyboard-visible focus styles
- A mobile menu that announces its open or closed state
- Alternative text and visible captions for meaningful images
- Responsive layouts designed to avoid horizontal scrolling
- Reduced motion when a visitor’s device requests it
- Readable body text and high-contrast primary content
Known limitations
Some third-party websites linked from the resources page may not meet the same accessibility standard. Programme illustrations include descriptive alternative text and captions identifying them as illustrations.
Requesting an alternative format
If you need information in another format or encounter a barrier, use the contact page. Include the page, the problem and the format you need.
Ongoing review
Accessibility will be reviewed when WACCA adds a data portal, downloadable documents, media, forms or other interactive services.
