Pharma Available aims to make its website and online services usable by as many people as possible, including people who use assistive technologies.
Our Commitment
The aim is to provide content and digital journeys that are understandable, operable, perceivable and robust across a reasonable range of browsers, devices and assistive technologies.
How Users Should Be Able to Use the Website
Users should be able to zoom content, navigate key functions with a keyboard, use screen readers or speech recognition, understand labels and errors, and use the site without colour being the only way information is communicated.
Target Standard
The website aims to follow the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines version 2.2 at level AA where reasonably achievable.
This statement does not claim full compliance unless appropriate testing has confirmed it.
Current Compliance Status
The current conformance level has not been independently confirmed within this statement.
After testing, this section should state whether the website is fully, partially or not compliant and list known limitations clearly.
Potential Limitations
Third-party, legacy or dynamic content may create barriers, including booking tools, payment services, forms, documents, videos, images or externally supplied widgets.
Forms and Consultations
Forms should use clear labels, logical focus order, understandable validation and instructions that do not rely only on colour.
Where a third-party tool creates a barrier, a reasonable alternative route should be considered.
Images, Video and Documents
Meaningful images should have text alternatives, decorative images should be ignored by assistive technology and recorded video should include suitable captions or an equivalent alternative where required.
Keyboard, Focus, Text and Contrast
Controls should be usable without a mouse, keyboard focus should remain visible, text should wrap without ordinary horizontal scrolling and colour contrast should be checked.
Feedback and Alternative Formats
Accessibility problems or alternative-format requests should be submitted through the designated accessibility or support route on the website.
The request should identify the page, barrier and preferred format where relevant.
Testing and Improvement
Accessibility should be reviewed using automated checks, keyboard testing, screen-reader testing, responsive testing and manual review.
The statement should be updated after significant redesign, testing or identification of material issues.