Initiative in development. Programme period 2027–2031; all figures shown are targets, not current results.

Accessibility

Heritage should be open to everyone

This site is designed toward WCAG 2.2 AA, but it has not yet undergone an independent conformance audit.

Honest assessment

We state an accessibility goal, not a certification. User feedback will help refine the implementation before launch.

What is already included

a skip link and semantic page landmarks;
keyboard access for navigation and expandable content;
visible focus, strong contrast and generous touch targets;
support for the reduced-motion preference;
alt text and captions for conceptual imagery;
complete content without a JavaScript dependency.

Book, tactile card, headphones and ruler represent different ways to access content — AI illustrationConceptual still life; it does not depict a real family, culture or place.

Contrast cards, keys, magnifier and headphones symbolise accessible digital design — AI illustrationConceptual still life; it does not depict a real family, culture or place.

Requirements for future material

Video will include captions and transcripts, audio will have text alternatives, PDFs a text layer, maps a list alternative, and interactive elements clear names and instructions.

Report a barrier

Describe the page, device, browser and action you could not complete.

Report an accessibility problem