Accessibility statement

Our commitment

We are committed to making our website accessible and usable for everyone, including people with disabilities, whatever browser, device or assistive technology they use. We continually work to improve the experience for all visitors, and we apply the relevant accessibility standards as part of how we build and maintain the site.

Conformance status

The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) define requirements for designers and developers to improve accessibility for people with disabilities. This website is partially conformant with WCAG 2.1 Level AA. "Partially conformant" means that some parts of the content do not yet fully conform to the standard. These are listed under "Known limitations" below.

High-contrast option

Our standard design uses our brand colors. If you need stronger contrast, you can switch on High contrast at any time:

• with the high-contrast icon at the top of every page, next to the country flag;
• on smaller screens, from the "High contrast" item in the menu;
• or in Website Preferences.

High contrast shows text in black and white, places text that appears over images on a solid background, and removes background images. The icon is filled in while high contrast is on. Your choice applies straight away and stays in place as you move around the site. With your consent to functional cookies, it is also remembered on future visits. If your device is set to request more contrast, high contrast is switched on automatically the first time you visit.

What we have done

Accessibility features of this website include:

• A "Skip to main content" link at the start of every page, so keyboard users can bypass the menus.
• Menus that work fully by keyboard. Submenus open on focus and close with the Escape key, and focus is always clearly visible.
• Clearly labeled forms, including grouped options, support for browser autofill of names, addresses and contact details, and error messages that explain how to correct an entry.
• Meaningful text alternatives for informative images, such as country names for flags. Decorative images are hidden from screen readers.
• Image links, such as product and story cards, named after the item they lead to, in the language of the page.
• Clearly named links, buttons and page regions (landmarks), and a logical heading structure, to help screen-reader navigation.
• Expandable sections, accordions and comparison tables that work by keyboard and tell screen readers whether they are open or closed.
• Slideshows that can be paused, with only the visible slide available to keyboard and screen-reader users.
• Videos that load only when you choose to play them, using an accessible play button.
• Event and training calendars with labeled controls, in the language of the page, with list and table views as well as the calendar.
• Support for right-to-left languages, and the correct language declared on each page.
• Layouts that adapt to small screens and to browser zoom up to 400% without loss of content. Wide tables scroll within their own area.

Known limitations

Despite our efforts, some content may not yet be fully accessible:

• PDF documents: some brochures, datasheets and white papers may not be fully accessible to screen readers. If you need a document in an accessible format, please contact us (see below).
• Videos: captions may be provided by YouTube and may be automatically generated or translated. Some videos do not yet have accurate captions or audio description.
• Third-party content: once a video is playing, the YouTube player and its controls are provided by YouTube. The cookie consent banner is provided by a third party. We cannot fully control the accessibility of either.
• Older content: some older page content (e.g. past news or events) may not meet every requirement, for example text alternatives for images.

Compatibility

We build this website to web standards, so we expect it to work with the current versions of major browsers, including Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari, on desktop and mobile.

Technical specifications

The website relies on HTML, CSS, JavaScript and WAI-ARIA to work with your browser and any assistive technologies.

How we assessed this website

We assessed the accessibility of this website through:

• automated testing (including axe) of every page in the site map and one example of every type of content (product pages, news, customer stories, events, training courses, forms, landing pages, search, and calendars in list, table and calendar views), in both the standard and high-contrast views, and in several languages, including a right-to-left language
• additional automated checks of the high-contrast view: the contrast of all text, hover states and decorative symbols, with expandable content opened
• testing of page layout at 400% zoom
• manual keyboard testing
• review of the website's code, templates and page content

Feedback and contact information

We welcome your feedback. If you have difficulty using any part of this website, find content that isn't accessible, or need information in a different format, please contact us. We aim to respond within 5 working days.

Tips for using this website

Keyboard navigation: Press Tab to move between links and controls, and Shift+Tab to move back. The first Tab on any page reveals a "Skip to main content" link. In menus, press Enter or Space to open a submenu and Escape to close it.

High contrast: Use the high-contrast icon at the top of the page, or the "High contrast" menu item on smaller screens. The icon is filled in while high contrast is on.

Text size and zoom: You can change the text size, or zoom the whole page, using your browser's built-in settings. A common shortcut is Ctrl and + or − on Windows, and Cmd and + or − on Mac.

Printing: Pages are automatically formatted for printing, so just use your browser's print function. Menus and other non-essential elements are removed from the printout.

New windows: Most links within this website open in the same tab or window. You can force them to open in a separate tab or window using the recommended browser method to do so. Links to other websites open in a new tab.

Back to top: A "scroll to top" button appears at the bottom of the page as you scroll down.

Date

Dated: 20 October, 2026, following an internal accessibility review.