Last updated: 7 July 2026
Commitment
APPE aims to make this website usable by a wide range of visitors, including visitors using assistive technologies, keyboard navigation, mobile devices or browser zoom.
Current approach
The website theme uses semantic headings, descriptive links where possible, responsive layouts, text alternatives for key images and visible content structure. APPE will continue to improve accessibility as the website develops.
Standards
APPE uses the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) as a reference point for improving accessibility. This statement is not a formal conformance claim.
Known limitations
Some older documents, legacy materials, generated images or third-party content may not fully meet current accessibility expectations. APPE will prioritise improvements to core institutional pages and essential contact functions.
Feedback
If you experience difficulty using this website or accessing information, please contact APPE through the general website enquiry channel and describe the page, the issue and the format you need where possible.
Review
APPE may update this Accessibility Statement as the website design, content and technical implementation change.