Accessibility Statement

Scamology is designed to be clear, readable and easy to use. Accessibility is built into the language, layout, structure and controls of the website.

Scamology follows the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2. These guidelines help make websites easier to use for people with different needs, abilities and ways of accessing information.

Clear and readable pages

Pages use readable text, clear headings and short sections. Good spacing helps separate ideas, links and controls. Strong colour contrast helps text stand out from its background.

The layout adjusts to phones, tablets and desktop screens. Information remains in a clear reading order as the screen size changes.

Text and display choices

The text-size control offers small, medium and large settings. A chosen setting is saved on the device for the next visit.

Scamology respects reduced-motion settings. Movement and visual effects are limited when a device asks for less motion.

Navigation and controls

Visitors can skip repeated navigation and move directly to the main content. Headings and page areas follow a clear structure. This helps people move around the website with a keyboard or assistive technology.

Links, buttons and form controls use clear labels. Keyboard focus is made visible, so visitors can see which item is selected. Controls are also sized for touch screens.

Language and understanding

Public information uses plain language wherever the subject allows. Important answers and actions appear early. Headings, examples and short explanations help people find and understand the information they need.

Selected content is available in English and Welsh. Language information is included in the page structure so assistive technology can read it correctly.

Accessibility feedback

Accessibility improves through use and feedback. If something is difficult to read, reach or operate, please tell Scamology through the Contact page. Please include the page address and a short description of the problem.

Accessibility feedback will help guide future reviews and improvements.

Last reviewed: 1 September 2026