Our commitment

Our in-house teams have worked hard over the past few years to make our archive as complete and as accessible as possible. *All PDF-only content has been converted to fully searchable full-text html content, offering the following benefits: 

• better discoverability and search engine visibility – HTML is natively readable by search engines, which boosts article visibility and citation potential 
• enhanced navigation and interactivity – HTML allows users to jump to specific sections, figures, or references within the document and supports hyperlinked references and embedded multimedia 
• integrated linking – HTML provides direct, clickable links from bibliography references to the full text of cited articles, as well as links to other related articles, enhancing research connectivity 
• better searchability – HTML format makes it easier to locate specific keywords or author names directly within the text 
• accessibility – HTML adapts to screen readers, text to speech tools, and accessibility standards (WCAG); users can adjust font size, contrast, and layout 
• responsive design for all devices: HTML automatically adjusts to phones, tablets, and desktops
• faster page-loading speeds

In addition to this:

• the original journals have been reproduced in full, including journal covers, content listings, prelims, plates and maps
• each article has a DOI, making full reference linking to the archive content possible via CrossRef
• user metrics are available on all archive content