Accessibility

Accessibility

Information about addiction should be usable when people are stressed, distracted or overwhelmed.

Updated6 October 2026
Reading timeAbout 1 min
EvidenceNHS / NICE anchored
Clinical reviewPending
Key point
We are continuing to test focus states, screen-reader labelling, colour contrast and content clarity as the hub grows.

You can use the sections below to go deeper, or jump using “On this page”.

What we have designed for

  • Keyboard-accessible navigation and skip links.
  • Clear headings and short, scannable sections.
  • High-contrast text and restrained colour use.
  • Animations that respect the browser’s reduced-motion setting.
  • Responsive layouts for mobile, tablet and desktop.

Where we are still improving

We are continuing to test focus states, screen-reader labelling, colour contrast and content clarity as the hub grows.

Tell us about a barrier

Contact options are being finalised. When the editorial contact channel is published, accessibility feedback will be prioritised.

Where next?

Turn information into a next step.

You do not have to work out the whole plan at once. Start with the option closest to your situation.

Start with your situation →