Accessibility statement
The platform should be open to every user, including people who use assistive technologies. The current state and our plans are set out below.
Target level
Public pages are being brought to WCAG 2.2 AA. Interface elements can be operated entirely from the keyboard.
Contrast and typography
Contrast between text and background is kept at the required level; the day and night themes are checked separately.
Keyboard use
Menus, forms and dialogs work with the Tab and Escape keys; focus is marked with a visible outline.
Screen readers
Pages are built with semantic headings, descriptive labels and status messages.
Motion and animation
If “reduce motion” is turned on in your system settings, animations are switched off.
Mobile devices
Every tappable element is at least 44×44 px; pages reflow on small screens.
Known limitations
Charts are graphical for now; a text description is given under each one.
Some metadata text entered by institutions can be long and hard to read on a small screen.
Accessibility is not guaranteed on third-party pages that links lead to.