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Accessibility statement

The 4AT website aims to make its clinical information and resources usable by as many people as possible, including people who use assistive technology.

Using this website

The main website pages use structured headings, keyboard-accessible navigation, visible focus styles, responsive layouts and text alternatives for meaningful images. You should be able to zoom the page, navigate with a keyboard and use browser or operating-system text settings.

Known limitations

  • The website has not yet had an independent formal accessibility audit or testing with a representative group of disabled users.
  • Some downloadable PDF or Word versions of the 4AT, translations and linked third-party publications may not reflow or expose structure as well as the web pages.
  • Accessibility of linked external websites is outside the control of the4AT.com.

This statement describes the present position and does not claim formal WCAG certification.

Request an alternative format or report a barrier

If you cannot use part of this website or need a resource in another format, email a.maclullich@ed.ac.uk. Please identify the page or resource, describe the barrier and say what format or adjustment would help. Do not include confidential or patient-identifiable information.

Statement date

This statement was prepared on 25 July 2026. It will be reviewed after material design, theme or document changes and when substantive accessibility feedback is received.