WCAG 2.1 AA: Partly conforms

Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1, Level AA

Self-assessed by IdeaScore. Not certified by an outside body.

The international guidelines that make web pages usable by people with disabilities.

Trust Centre last reviewed 2 November 2026

In place3

We assess IdeaScore against WCAG 2.1 Level AA ourselves. No outside body has assessed it.
An automated check finds no serious or critical issue on the pages we scan, in light and dark mode, on large screens and phones.
A manual check with a screen reader is still to come, so we say IdeaScore partly conforms. The accessibility statement lists the known gaps.

A manual screen reader pass (NVDA) on sign-in, applying, scoring and the public pages.
Text summaries for charts.
Fixes for the gaps listed in the accessibility statement.

KeyboardCheckedThe sign-in, apply, score, staff review and public pages can be used with a keyboard alone. Every stop shows a focus ring, and no dialog traps the keyboard. We checked this ourselves; disabled users have not tested it.
Reduced motionCheckedAnimation stops or reduces when your device asks for less motion, on the pages we checked. Counters driven by scripts were not checked separately.
Dark modeCheckedA dark theme is available, and the automated check runs in both themes.
Zoom to 200 percentIn progressWe test pages at 200 percent zoom with a script. Some pages still scroll sideways or overlap at that zoom.
Screen-reader labelsIn progressButtons and fields have names a screen reader can read on the pages we checked. We have not yet run a manual pass with a screen reader.

Until every Level AA criterion is met on the pages we name, the honest status is "partially conforms".

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