Design and navigation
Pages use semantic headings, labelled forms, visible navigation and a skip-to-content link. Controls should remain usable with a keyboard, and layouts should adapt to narrow screens.
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Mérito · United Kingdom
We aim to make Mérito readable and usable across devices and assistive technologies, and to improve where barriers are reported.
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Pages use semantic headings, labelled forms, visible navigation and a skip-to-content link. Controls should remain usable with a keyboard, and layouts should adapt to narrow screens.
Meaning should not rely solely on colour. Informative images need useful alternatives, while decorative images should not create unnecessary repetition for screen-reader users.
Automatically generated graphics and complex interactive components can still present accessibility barriers. This statement is a commitment to improve, not a claim that an independent conformance audit has certified every page.
Use the contact form and select accessibility. Please include the page URL, the task you were trying to perform and any relevant device, browser or assistive technology details. Avoid sending unnecessary personal information.