Our accessibility commitments

Semantic structure

Pages use headings, landmarks, lists and labelled sections in the order they appear visually, so the structure of a page is understandable through a screen reader as well as visually.

Keyboard usability

Navigation, filters, accordions, forms and interactive cards on this site are built to be operable from a keyboard alone, without a mouse or touch input.

Visible focus states

Interactive elements show a visible focus ring when navigated to by keyboard, so it is always clear where you are on the page.

Contrast

Text and interface colors are drawn from a controlled palette chosen for readable contrast against both the light and navy backgrounds used across the site.

Reduced motion support

Animations on this site are restrained by default. Visitors who set a system preference for reduced motion are shown a version of the site with transitions and motion effects minimized.

Form labelling

Every form field on this site has a visible, programmatically associated label, and validation errors are announced so they can be heard as well as seen.

• Required fields are marked and announced
• Errors are linked to their field and read out on submission
• Success and status messages use live regions

Ongoing work

Accessibility is treated as an ongoing responsibility rather than a one-time check. We review new pages and components against the practices above as they are built.

Report an issue

If you experience a barrier using this website, please tell us at contact@hcponeus.com. Include the page and a description of the problem so we can look into it.