Annual Accessibility Report

This page is a built-in example of the accessible HTML DocAccessible can publish from a source document. It uses meaningful headings, structured lists, descriptive graphics, table headers, and clear link text so readers can navigate the content with a keyboard or assistive technology.

Progress during 2025

The document accessibility programme focused first on high-traffic public services. Quarterly review combined automated checks with human validation for reading order, alternative text, tables, and document purpose.

Work completed

• Prioritized documents connected to essential public services.
• Added a meaningful title and declared document language.
• Repaired heading levels and logical reading order.
• Added alternative text and marked decorative graphics appropriately.
• Associated data cells with row and column headers.

Quarterly remediation activity

What the score means

An automated score summarizes machine-testable signals; it does not certify WCAG or PDF/UA conformance. Publication decisions should also include keyboard checks, screen-reader review, visual inspection, and validation of meaning and reading order.