Accessibility statement - www.kew.org

Kew is committed to making www.kew.org accessible to as many people as possible.

Making Kew.org accessible

Creating an accessible website includes considering children and adults who may have visual, auditory, physical, speech, cognitive or neurological disabilities.

To get accessibility right for all our users, Kew is spending time on continuous user testing and site development. We are also working with those in the wider accessibility community to support the future development of kew.org.

Kew has redesigned the following sections of www.kew.org to conform to the W3C AA accessibility standard:-

WAI AA accessibility standard

We are in the process of migrating the entire Kew website to a new www.kew.org website.We are continuously improving the website, and are conduct regular accessibility audits.

Please contact us if you are aware of, or have been affected by any accessibility issues on www.kew.org.