Preparation should not depend on how you use a computer.

We are working toward the WCAG 2.2 AA standard. We do not claim certified or audited conformance, and we will not say we have reached a standard that has not been independently assessed.

• Full keyboard navigation with a visible focus indicator on every control.
• Semantic landmarks, one main heading per page and a logical heading order.
• Labelled form fields, with errors written in words rather than colour alone.
• Touch targets sized for comfortable use on a phone.
• Respect for the reduced-motion setting in your operating system.
• Text alternatives for meaningful images; decorative images are hidden from readers.
• Layouts that hold together when text is enlarged or the window is narrow.
• Interface and help available in several languages, including right-to-left Urdu.

Audio is central to Listening practice, and spoken responses are central to Speaking practice, so those activities cannot be completed without hearing or speech. Practice and test content is in English only.

If something is hard or impossible to use, tell us what you were trying to do and what got in the way.

A published accessibility contact address is still being set up. See Contact for the current position.