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Accessibility Statement

Our commitment to accessibility

At All In, we want everyone to be able to access and enjoy our website easily. Below, you’ll find information on how we’ve designed the site to be accessible to everyone, including users with disabilities.

We aim to make our website usable for as many people as possible, which means you should be able to:

  • Navigate most of the website using only a keyboard.
  • Use speech recognition software to interact with the site.
  • Listen to most of the content using a screen reader (JAWS, NVDA, or VoiceOver).

Additionally, we strive to make our writing as clear and simple as possible. If you need advice on making your device easier to use, AbilityNet offers helpful resources.

Known issues on our website

  • Links that open in a new tab don’t clearly say that they will. We’re currently working on adding text to make it clear this happens.
  • Error messages on forms don’t explain what went wrong or how to fix it. We’re currently working on correcting the wording.
  • Screen readers can’t read the Welsh version of this content. This is due to current screen reader technology limitations.
  • Vimeo videos on our website might be hard to navigate using a keyboard. We’re exploring other options to display our videos.
  • When using a keyboard, you have to tab through the whole page before you can access the cookie consent banner. We are working on making this first in the tabbing order.

Feedback

We welcome feedback on our website. If you experience any issues with our website or have suggestions for improvement, please contact us.

What we’ve done to help accessibility

In order to reach a high level of accessibility, we work hard with our partners Accessible by Design to follow the international accessibility guidelines provided by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C WCAG 2).

In addition, and in recognition of the fact that following the guidelines is just one part of measuring accessibility, we work with real users to find out how people will be using our website, and what else we can do to make it easier to use.

Gaining feedback from our users is a high priority for us and is an essential part of our website and digital strategy.

Accessibility features

  • Skip to Content: A “Skip to content” link is available for screen reader and keyboard users to quickly access the main content.
  • Colour Mode Options: Choose between Vivid or Muted colour experiences, to match your preferences.
  • Resizable Text: You can change the text size using our accessibility toolbar (more details below).
  • Quick Access to BSL Content: A direct link to British Sign Language (BSL) content is available in the upper-right corner on any page that has a BSL version.
  • Clear Links: All our links are written to make sense, even if you’re reading them out of context.
  • Text Alternatives: Wherever we use video or audio, text alternatives are available.
  • ARIA Roles: We’ve integrated ARIA roles to help screen readers understand and navigate our content.

We’ve also made sure that:

  • The site works well with a keyboard.
  • The site has a flexible layout and scales well when you zoom in or out.
  • The content is well-structured and easy to read, with clear headings and plenty of white space.
  • Our navigation is consistent, so it’s always easy to find what you need.
  • Our colours have high contrast, making it easier to read.

You can also adjust your browser settings to increase text size across all websites. AbilityNet has great guides to help you make your device easier to use, which you can find here.

Easy Read

We offer Easy Read versions of key pages:

Compliance status

Our site partially meets WCAG 2.2 guidelines. Remediation work underway includes:

  • Clear indication that links open in a new window: WCAG 2.1.4 Link Purpose (In Context) (Level A) and WCAG 3.2.5 Change on Request (Level AAA)
  • Screen readers and Welsh language: WCAG 3.1.2 Language of Parts (Level AA)
  • Vimeo video controls: WCAG 2.4.3 Focus Order (Level A)
  • Error messages on forms: WCAG 3.3.1 Error Identification (Level A) and WCAG 3.3.3 Error Suggestion (Level AA)
  • Cookie banner keyboard focus order: WCAG 2.4.3 Focus Order (Level A)

Preparation of this statement

This statement was originally prepared on the 16 January 2025. We’re currently undergoing a full audit and will update this statement within the next six months.

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