Accessibility

01

Our approach

We aim to make information easy to find, understand, and use. Accessibility is part of how we develop the website and plan the event. This statement describes our current approach; it is not a claim of independently audited compliance.

02

Using the website

The site includes labelled form fields, visible keyboard focus, a skip-to-content link, and layouts that adapt to smaller screens. Navigation and forms are designed to work with a keyboard, and motion is reduced when your device requests it.

You can use your browser’s zoom controls to enlarge text. If something is difficult to read or use, we want to know about it.

03

Access at the event

Venue access, facilities, and support arrangements will be published once confirmed. If you have an access requirement, please contact the organiser before making a booking so the available support can be discussed.

To complete: venue access information, accessibility contact, and confirmed arrangements for captions, quiet spaces, and other support.

04

Feedback and alternative formats

When the organiser’s contact channel is published on our Contact page, you can use it to request an alternative format or report a problem. Tell us which page or feature caused difficulty and what would help. You do not need to disclose a medical diagnosis.