Accessibility
Digital experiences should work for more people.
BPS considers keyboard access, readable contrast, responsive text, reduced motion, and clear interaction throughout design and development.
Designed for access
The BPS website uses semantic page structure, skip navigation, visible focus, descriptive labels, responsive layouts, and reduced-motion preferences.
- Primary interactions work without relying on hover
- Controls and form fields have readable labels
- Status messages are announced where appropriate
- Motion is reduced when the device requests it
How the experience is checked
Automated checks are combined with keyboard, zoom, mobile, and manual visual review. Accessibility is an ongoing responsibility as content and features change.
- Keyboard navigation and visible focus
- Text zoom and responsive layouts
- Contrast and readable content hierarchy
- Reduced-motion behavior
Need help using the site?
Email BPS with the page, task, browser or device, and the specific barrier you encountered. Please do not include sensitive personal information.
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