Keyboard navigation
Interactive controls receive visible focus, the main content can be skipped to directly, and key menus and search controls can be operated without a mouse.
MYCDIC is improving its website so public information, forms, verification services, documents, and navigation can be used across devices and with different access needs.
MYCDIC works to make its public information and services accessible and progressively improves older material where needed.
Interactive controls receive visible focus, the main content can be skipped to directly, and key menus and search controls can be operated without a mouse.
Core pages use responsive typography, stronger contrast, scalable layouts, descriptive headings, and status messages that do not rely on color alone.
Priority forms use labels, required-field guidance, validation feedback, and live regions. New public PDFs are reviewed for readable structure, while legacy files remain under remediation.
Issues are identified through internal checks, user reports, keyboard review, mobile testing, and content audits.
Barriers affecting applications, verification, safeguarding, public documents, and essential contact routes receive priority.
Templates, labels, focus order, contrast, content structure, and downloadable documents are corrected or replaced.
Material updates and future independent audit summaries will be published after institutional approval.
Public accessibility controls were reviewed during the August 2026 review cycle. A date for an independent accessibility audit has not yet been published.