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Accessibility Statement

Everyone should be able to explore fromage.co.uk and use its cheese reference material. If you encounter a barrier, please report the page and what you were trying to do using the contact route below.

About this statement

This accessibility statement concerns fromage.co.uk, published by detimiL gnitekraM latigiD citegrenyS.

[TO CONFIRM: the pages, tools, downloads and any third-party services covered by this statement].

Accessibility standard

WCAG stands for Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. Version 2.2 contains testable requirements for making web content more accessible to people with disabilities. Level AA conformance requires satisfaction of the Level A and Level AA success criteria, with a conforming alternate version permitted in specified circumstances. Other conformance requirements also apply. [1]

[TO CONFIRM: the site's approved accessibility target, assessed conformance status and supporting evidence].

Examples of checks include keyboard navigation, visible keyboard focus, text alternatives for images, readable contrast and content that remains usable when enlarged. [2]

Known barriers

[TO CONFIRM: identified accessibility barriers, the pages or features affected, available alternatives and planned fixes with target dates].

[TO CONFIRM: how readers can request an accessible version of an article, table or download, which formats can be provided and the expected response time].

Report an accessibility problem

Contact [TO CONFIRM: monitored accessibility contact route and an alternative if that route is inaccessible].

Please include, where possible:

  • The page address or title.
  • What you wanted to do and where you became stuck.
  • Your browser and device, and any assistive technology you were using, if you wish to share them.
  • The format or adjustment that would help.

Share only the information needed to explain the difficulty. You can describe the barrier without sharing a diagnosis or medical history.

[TO CONFIRM: acknowledgement and response times, who handles reports and how to escalate an unresolved accessibility complaint].

Testing and review

[TO CONFIRM: assessment date, assessor, testing method, representative pages and tasks, devices, browsers and assistive technologies tested, and involvement of disabled users].

[TO CONFIRM: date this statement was prepared, date of its latest substantive review and the next scheduled review].

Sources

  1. World Wide Web Consortium, Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, W3C Recommendation, 12 December 2024. Abstract and section 5.2, “Conformance Requirements”. [TO CONFIRM: verified source URL]
  2. GOV.UK Service Manual, Understanding WCAG 2.2, live guidance checked November 2026. Sections “Perceivable” and “Operable”. [TO CONFIRM: verified source URL and cited passages]

Last checked: November 2026

Last checked November 2026.