Accessibility Statement
Tessello learning platform accessibility conformance statement
The platform was checked for adherence to the internationally recognised Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 AA. Accessibility testing was carried out on a Windows 11 machine with the latest version of Windows Edge and JAWS 2023. Mobile testing was carried out using an iPhone SE running iOS 17.3 with VoiceOver and a Google Pixel 4a running Android 13 with TalkBack.
AbilityNet confirms that the platform tested is partially compliant with both the level A and AA guidelines as specified in the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (http://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG/).
The platform aims to reach a high level of accessibility by following conventions and standards. The platform also aims to obtain third-party confirmation as being largely compliant with both the level A and AA guidelines as specified in the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and, as such, will provide most users with an accessible experience.
It’s important to note that a third-party accessibility audit is currently underway. While this third party has identified the outstanding issues below, they are being actively worked on, and we aim to remediate all outstanding issues. This document will be updated as and when these issues are confirmed as fixed by the third-party auditors.
Outstanding Issues
The following identified issues remain outstanding:
High Priority
N/A
Medium Priority
- Search results not programmatically identified. There are dynamic search results that are not automatically announced to the screen reader.
Low Priority
N/A
.GOV Service ONLY – Skills development modules
The modules reach a high level of accessibility by following conventions and standards. They are confirmed as being largely compliant with both the level A and AA guidelines as specified in the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and as such will provide most users with an accessible experience.
The following issues remain:
- When using a screen reader, the keyboard focus lands on some inoperable elements in the Menu and in the Knowledge check section.
- When using a screen reader on mobile devices, the keyboard focus lands on all the menu elements even if they are visually obscured when the side menu is expanded on the menu screen.
The modules were checked for adherence to the internationally recognised Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 AA. Accessibility testing was carried out on a Windows 11 machine with the latest version of Windows Edge and JAWS 2023. Mobile testing was carried out using an iPhone SE running iOS 17.3 with VoiceOver and a Google Pixel 4a running Android 13 with TalkBack.
| Date of publish |
| 03.06.2024 |
| Next review date |
| 01.10.2024 |