Using the website
Accessibility work considers navigation, headings, text alternatives, keyboard operation, form labels and the presentation of documents. The assessment record below states the pages and functions reviewed, the method used and the date of assessment.
Website accessibility review
- Scope
- Nineteen representative page types at desktop and mobile widths, with additional responsive checks from 320 to 1920 pixels.
- Standard considered
- WCAG 2.1 Level AA criteria supported by the automated tool; this is not a claim of full conformance.
- Method
- axe-core browser checks, automated keyboard and form checks, and visual inspection.
- Date
- 12 October 2026
- Findings
- No automated violations were reported in the reviewed sample after correction. Navigation, search dialogs, form error focus and responsive layouts were checked. These checks do not replace a complete manual assistive-technology assessment.
Documents and media
If a document or recording presents a barrier, contact the team with its title or link and explain the format or assistance you need. The team will consider how the information can be provided in an accessible way.
Known limitations
Assessment scope
- Limitation
- A complete screen-reader assessment and a review of future member-only documents have not been completed.
- Alternative
- Contact IAHPM with the page address and the assistance required.
Request assistance or report a barrier
Please provide the page or document, the difficulty encountered and, if helpful, the device or assistive technology used. You do not need to provide health information or a diagnosis to describe an access need.
Review
The accessibility record is reviewed when relevant content or functionality changes. Claims about conformance are limited to the scope and results of the completed assessment.