ComReg is committed to:
The website currently has Level AA conformance to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0. Our most recent web accessibility audit for this website was carried out in September 2022.
We are aware of some areas on the website where we could improve accessibility. We are currently working to achieve this. We hope that this website will achieve “Level AAA” conformance to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 and are committed to ensuring we continue to achieve Level AA conformance as a minimum.
| Areas for improvement, time-lines for improvement, and alternatives | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Section of website | Need for improvement | Time-line for improvement | Alternative access |
| Use of tables | Tables and their content need to be tagged properly | This is an ongoing process | Not Available |
| PDF Downloads | PDFs are created to be as accessible as possible however there is always room for improvement as technology advances. | This is an ongoing process | ComReg is happy to provide alternative versions of documents when requested, as per Disability Act 2005. |
We welcome feedback on the accessibility of this website.
Keyboard/Screen reader navigation – to assist users who do not navigate the site using a mouse or other assistive technologies.
Skip to content link – to assist users who do not navigate the site using a mouse or other assistive technologies.
Accessible images – to inform users using a screen reader or other assistive technologies of an images contents.
Accessible forms – to assist all users submitting forms on our site.
Accessible tables – to inform users using a screen reader or other assistive technologies of table content.
Colour contrast – to assist users who have difficulty with colour.
Font size changing – to assist users with vision issues.
Correctly structured content with good heading usage – to assist users using screen readers or other assistive technologies and to generally increase readability.
Useful link text (descriptive links, not just “click here”) – to inform users using screen readers or other assistive technologies.
Document accessibility – to assist users using screen readers or other assistive technologies and to generally increase readability.
Cross Browser compatibility ? Ensure consistency in layout and navigation across all browsers and avoid bugs which may cause a user to be confused.
BrowseAloud – an assistive tool that adds speech, reading, and translation to our website; facilitating access and participation for people with Dyslexia, Low Literacy, English as a Second Language, and those with visual impairments.