Accessibility statement
Audivello should be easy to read and use, including with a keyboard, enlarged text or assistive technology.
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Aim and status
We work towards WCAG 2.2 level AA. A complete manual accessibility assessment has not been completed, so we do not claim full conformance.
This is Audivello’s own accessibility description, not a public-authority declaration or a certification.
How the site is designed
- Navigation, search and buttons can be operated with a keyboard.
- A skip link provides access to the main content.
- Fields have visible labels and interactive controls have focus indicators.
- Reflection questions do not require you to hear audio.
- You can find centres through ordinary pages without JavaScript.
Limitations and alternatives
Interactive search filters, saved centres and the reflection journey require JavaScript. Country pages and individual centre profiles provide an alternative.
Available languages vary by page. External clinic and map websites have their own accessibility.
Automated checks cannot establish that the site works with every assistive technology. A complete screen-reader review and testing with representative users remain outstanding.
Feedback
A direct Audivello email address or telephone number has not yet been published. An accessible contact route is therefore still missing. Its status is shown on the contact page.