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All pages have been designed so that brightness contrast levels comply with the WCAG AA standard of 4.5:1 between foreground and background colours.

Information for partially-sighted and low-vision users

Information on how to request accessible copies of content in any format is available on this page, under the section ‘How to request accessible copies of our publications’.

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Images within article content have alternative text provided.

Our VPAT assessment was conducted using JAWS.

New features are tested with the NVDA and the Google Chrome screen reader.

All pages have skip navigation links so that repeated navigation elements can be bypassed.

Forms and inputs have been labelled so that their purpose is communicated via a screen reader.

All content and interactive elements on the page are usable with screen readers.

To support these goals, we follow the general principles of web usability and universal design and, where feasible, endeavour to make the Oxford Academic platform (Oxford Academic) accessible to all regardless of physical or cognitive impairment or the device used.

Oxford University Press continuously strives to make its products accessible to and inclusive of all our users, including those with visual, hearing, cognitive, or motor impairments. Updated 6 October 2021 Our commitment to accessibility

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