Accessibility Statement

Our accessibility target

We are working toward conformance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, WCAG 2.2 Level AA. WCAG provides testable criteria for making digital content more perceivable, operable, understandable, and compatible with assistive technologies.

The website has not yet completed an independent accessibility audit. We do not claim full WCAG conformance at this time. We will update this statement after testing and as material issues are corrected.

Measures we take

Our accessibility work includes:

• A consistent heading structure and page hierarchy.
• Semantic HTML for content, navigation, forms, buttons, and disclosure controls.
• Keyboard access to navigation, forms, accordions, and other interactive elements.
• Visible keyboard focus.
• Sufficient text and interface contrast.
• Text alternatives for meaningful images and empty alternative text for decorative images.
• Form labels, instructions, required-field identification, and understandable error messages.
• Content that supports zoom, text resizing, and reflow on smaller screens.
• Controls that do not rely on color, position, sound, hover, or pointer input alone.
• Reduced-motion support where motion is used.
• Captions, transcripts, or equivalent alternatives for time-based media we publish.
• Accessible documents or an accessible alternative when a document format creates a barrier.
• Manual and automated testing as part of design, release, and maintenance.

Known limitations

No known limitations have been identified at this time. If you encounter a barrier, we want to hear about it, and the feedback details below explain how to reach us.

Some third-party content or services may be outside our direct control. We will work with providers where practical and offer an alternative way to access important information or complete a task when possible.