​Pulse Accessibility Statement

Pulse is committed to making this website accessible and inclusive for as many people as possible.

We aim to design and present content in a way that is easy to read, navigate, and interact with. Where possible, this website follows the accessibility principles outlined in the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).

What web accessibility is

We aim to support accessibility by:

• Using clear language and readable text

• Maintaining high colour contrast for readability

• Structuring pages with clear headings and sections

• Ensuring the website can be navigated using standard browsers and assistive technologies

• Providing alt text or descriptions for images where possible

Accessibility adjustments on this site

If you experience any accessibility barriers while using this website, or if there is a way we can improve the experience, we would welcome your feedback.

Please contact the project creator through the website or associated Pulse social media account.

We will do our best to respond and address accessibility concerns where possible.

Declaration of partial compliance with the standard due to third-party content

Some parts of the Pulse website may include content or services provided by third-party platforms, such as embedded social media posts or submission forms.

These services are managed by external providers and may not always meet the same accessibility standards as the Pulse website. We do not have control over the accessibility features of these platforms, but we aim to choose widely used services that support accessible design where possible.

If you experience difficulty accessing third-party content on this site, please contact us and we will do our best to provide the information in an alternative format where possible.