Accessibility

Content follows a logical order and uses descriptive links. Tables retain meaningful headings, and essential information is provided in text. Pages are intended to remain usable when text is enlarged or the layout narrows.

Recorded speech is accompanied by captions or a transcript where it carries information. Motion is not required to understand or use an essential task.

Labels, requirements and errors are stated in text. A successful submission message confirms receipt without implying that the requested outcome has been approved.

If a secure service presents an access barrier, ask for another accessible way to perform the same task.

Technical terms are explained in plain language where practical, and the glossary provides definitions for terms that need a precise meaning. Contact us if wording or structure makes a page difficult to understand.

Tell us:

• the page or task affected;
• what prevented access;
• the browser or assistive technology involved, where relevant;
• what you expected to happen;
• the response format you need, if applicable.

Do not include unnecessary health or personal information. We will use the details to understand the barrier and identify an accessible alternative or correction.

Report an Accessibility Barrier · Contact Good Taste Awards