State Trustees is committed to ensuring our website information is accessible to all Victorians.
On this page:
Why accessibility is important
Everyone has the right to information and services that are easily accessible and inclusive to all. State Trustees is committed to ensuring our website information is accessible to all Victorians and we understand that this involves ongoing consultation and improvement.
How we have made our website more accessible
To demonstrate our commitment, we sought expert accessibility testing and remediation by Mainstay Digital. Based on this evaluation, the content tested on the State Trustees site aims to achieve a web accessibility compliance level of Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) and incorporates relevant WCAG A and AA requirements in accordance with the recommendations of the Australian Human Rights Commission.
Writing style and structure
Our website is designed with clear, inclusive language and a user-friendly structure to ensure information is accessible to all, including people using assistive technologies.
Screen readers and assistive technologies
We’ve designed our website to be clear and easy to understand, using inclusive language throughout. Our content is structured to ensure:
Browsers and devices
The website works with modern browsers and automatically adjusts for optimal viewing on mobiles, tablets, and computers, offering a fully responsive experience.
Text resizing
To resize text:
- Zoom in: Press Control (or Command on Mac) + +
- Zoom out: Press Control (or Command on Mac) + –
Contrast and colours
We’ve tested color contrasts to ensure they’re accessible for users with vision impairments, adhering to WCAG 2.1 standards.
Contact us
We continue to review and improve the accessibility of this site. If you are experiencing any difficulties accessing our content, please contact us online or call 1300 138 672
