Apex Clinical Training Ltd is committed to ensuring that everyone—regardless of disability, impairment, or assistive technology—can access and benefit from the information and resources on our website.

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In line with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1/2.2, we have implemented a range of features and best‑practice measures to make our website as accessible and user‑friendly as possible. Our minimum aim is to meet WAI WCAG Level A, and we continually work towards achieving Level AA wherever feasible.

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Some aspects of our website may rely on third‑party systems or content, but we remain committed to improving accessibility across all areas. The guidance below outlines the accessibility features available and offers tips to help you navigate our website effectively.

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Keyboard Navigation

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Our website is designed to be fully operable using only a keyboard. You can:

• Use the Tab key to move between links, buttons, and form fields

• Use Shift + Tab to move backwards

• Press Enter to activate links and buttons

• Navigate the main menu by tabbing to it, then using the arrow keys to move through options

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Descriptive Alt Text

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All images include descriptive alternative text (alt text). This ensures that users who rely on screen readers—or who have images disabled—receive meaningful descriptions of visual content.

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Clear and Consistent Layout

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We use a clear, structured layout across the website to support easy navigation. Headings and subheadings follow a logical hierarchy, helping users understand page structure and move through content efficiently.

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Colour Contrast

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Our colour palette has been selected to ensure strong contrast between text and background elements. This supports users with low vision, colour‑vision deficiencies, or those viewing content in challenging lighting conditions.

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Text Resizing

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You can adjust text size using your browser’s zoom controls:

• Ctrl + + to zoom in

• Ctrl + – to zoom out

• Ctrl + 0 to return to the default view

These features allow you to tailor the display to your individual needs.

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Accessible Forms

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All forms on our website are designed with accessibility in mind. They include:

• Clear labels

• Straightforward instructions

• Helpful error messages

• Logical tab order

Validation messages are written clearly to help users identify and correct any issues.

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Accessible Documents

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Downloadable documents (such as PDFs) are created with accessibility features enabled, including:

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• Recognisable text for screen readers

• Proper heading structures

• Tagged content for improved navigation

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Guidance on configuring Adobe Reader for enhanced accessibility is available on the Adobe website.