Accessibility

What we do

We build the site with accessibility in mind from the start. In practice, that includes:

• Semantic HTML so screen readers and other assistive technology can understand the structure of each page.
• Full keyboard navigation so you can move through the site without a mouse.
• Visible focus states so you can see where you are as you tab.
• Color contrast that aims to meet AA thresholds for text and interface elements.
• Support for reduced-motion preferences so animation respects your system settings.
• Alternative text on meaningful images so their content is available to everyone.

Report a barrier

If you run into a barrier on this site, we want to know. Email our contact page and describe the page and the problem you had. Please include the page address and, if you can, the browser or assistive technology you were using. We will work to fix the issue and to help you get the information you needed.

Ongoing improvement

Accessibility is never finished. As we add content and features, we test and refine the experience. We welcome your feedback, and we use the barriers people report to guide our next round of improvements.