Accessible website experience

Accessibility Statement

This page explains the effort made to keep the website understandable, readable and easier to use across devices, screen sizes and interaction methods.

Last updated: 21 Haziran 2026 English is the source language for legal meaning. Other languages are provided only to help visitors understand the page.

Quick summary

Use this page to understand the main policy points before submitting a fangatahana or using account features.

Design approachClear contrast, readable typography and structured sections are used to support comprehension.
Continuous improvementAccessibility issues are reviewed as templates, content and user journeys evolve.
Feedback welcomeVisitors can report barriers or fangatahana help through the contact page.

Design approach

Clear contrast, readable typography and structured sections are used to support comprehension.

Continuous improvement

Accessibility issues are reviewed as templates, content and user journeys evolve.

Feedback welcome

Visitors can report barriers or fangatahana help through the contact page.

Accessibility goals

The aim is to make core areas such as navigation, forms, content blocks and action buttons easier to understand and operate for as many visitors as reasonably possible.

What is being improved

Work may include improvements to heading structure, spacing, keyboard focus visibility, responsive layout behaviour, language handling and alternative text coverage where relevant.

Known limitations

Some older content, third-party embeds or legacy media may not yet provide the same level of accessibility as newer sections. Ongoing review helps reduce these gaps over time.

Contact and support

If you have difficulty using any part of the website, contact the team with the page URL and a short description of the issue so it can be reviewed and improved.