Designed to be clear and approachable.

Finding your way around.

A skip link at the top of each page moves directly to the main content. Navigation, breadcrumbs and page headings help show where you are, and the layout adapts for smaller screens.

Using a keyboard.

Links, menu controls, questions and form fields use standard interactive elements. Visible focus styling helps identify the current control. You can open and close the questions on the FAQ page with the keyboard.

Images and forms.

Images have text alternatives that identify their placeholder purpose. Form fields have visible labels and relevant hints. The preview forms need JavaScript to demonstrate their response; explanatory messages are provided when JavaScript is unavailable.

Motion and reading.

The site respects the reduced-motion setting in your device or browser. Content remains available without animations, and the sample pages use a consistent heading hierarchy.

Further review before publication.

This page describes the current design and is not a certification of accessibility. The finished content, connected services and real images will need review, including keyboard use, screen readers and a range of devices.

If something makes the site difficult to use, the final Contact page will provide confirmed ways to let the centre know. The current enquiry form is a demonstration only.