Our approach to accessibility
We want this site to stay readable and usable, whatever device you're on and however you navigate. This is a promise to keep improving, not a badge on the wall. We fix things as we find them.
The measures in place
Text contrast
Text sits on deep navy backgrounds we picked for readability, headings and violet links included.
Visible keyboard focus
Tab through the page and every link and field shows a clear outline, so you always know where you are.
Keyboard navigation
No mouse needed. Tab, enter, back. Menus, forms and links all stay within reach.
Reduced motion
If your device asks for fewer animations (prefers-reduced-motion), the reveals and transitions shut off.
Alternative text
Images that carry meaning get a written description a screen reader can read out. Decorative ones get skipped.
Clear structure
Ordered headings, one h1 per page, links that say where they lead. The page reads in order, even out loud.
The known limits
This site keeps growing. New pages and new content land all the time, and some corners may still fall short. No official certification yet. Flag a problem and we'll fix it as best we can.
Something in your way?
If text is hard to read, a button hard to reach, or an image has no description, tell us. Note the page and the device you're on. Your feedback makes the site better for the next person too.
What people often ask
How do I report an accessibility problem?
Tell us the page, what's blocking you, and the device you're on. We fix it as fast as we can.
Let's talk →Does the site meet an official standard?
We aim for good practice: contrast, keyboard focus, reduced motion. No certification yet. The site keeps evolving.
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