Our commitment
The goal is to provide a website that people with disabilities can perceive, understand, navigate, and use. The site is designed with recognized accessibility principles in mind, including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA. This statement describes an ongoing effort and is not a claim that every page will be free of every barrier in every technology combination.
Accessibility measures
Current measures include semantic headings and landmarks, descriptive text alternatives for meaningful images, keyboard-accessible navigation, visible text links, responsive layouts, readable contrast, zoom-compatible text, and avoidance of information communicated through color alone.
Known limitations
Third-party websites, embedded services, or documents linked from this site may be outside the site owner’s control and may not provide the same level of accessibility. New content or technology can also introduce unexpected barriers. Identified issues will be evaluated and addressed within a reasonable timeframe when practical.
Feedback and assistance
If you encounter a barrier or need content in another format, please identify the page, describe the problem, and state the format or assistance needed. A dedicated accessibility contact method will be published before public launch.
Assessment approach
Accessibility is considered during design and content updates through structural review, keyboard checks, responsive testing, and visual inspection. Automated checks can assist but do not replace human review or feedback from people using assistive technology.