Talking Business is committed to making our website and content accessible to as many people as possible.
We want everyone to be able to access our business news, articles and other content regardless of ability, technology or how they choose to browse the web.
Our Approach to Accessibility
We aim to design and maintain Talking Business with accessibility in mind and to follow recognised accessibility practices wherever reasonably possible.
This includes working to ensure that:
- content is clearly structured and easy to navigate;
- text is readable and presented with appropriate contrast;
- the website can be navigated using a keyboard where possible;
- images include appropriate alternative text where relevant;
- links and controls are clearly identifiable;
- pages can be viewed across different devices and screen sizes; and
- our content works with commonly used browsers and assistive technologies.
Ongoing Improvements
Accessibility is an ongoing process.
As Talking Business grows and changes, we will continue to review the accessibility of our website and make reasonable improvements where we identify issues.
Some content, features or third-party services may not always meet the same accessibility standards. Where reasonably possible, we will work to address accessibility issues that affect access to our content.
Need Help Accessing Something?
If you experience difficulty accessing any part of Talking Business, please let us know.
If possible, tell us which page or content you were trying to access and the difficulty you experienced. This will help us investigate the issue and, where possible, provide the information in an alternative format or make an appropriate improvement.
Please contact us.
We welcome feedback that can help us make Talking Business more accessible for everyone.
