Accessibility
Accessibility
We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, version 2.2, Level AA as the target for this website. This is a design and testing goal, not a certification or a statement of full conformance.
What has been tested
On August 10, 2026 we ran an automated review of all 35 pages on this site using a scripted browser at desktop and mobile widths. The review checked image alternative text, form field labels, heading order and structure, link and button names, page language declaration, skip-navigation links, and rendered text sizes.
Automated testing finds some barriers. It does not prove that a person using assistive technology can complete every task, and it is not a substitute for testing with real users.
What we found and fixed
Text sizes across the site were inconsistent, with some content rendering as small as 10 pixels. All pages now use a single type scale with a minimum readable size of 12.5 pixels and consistent heading sizes on desktop and mobile.
Every image on the site has an alternative text attribute. Heading order is sequential on every page with no skipped levels, and every page declares its language and uses a single main heading.
What remains open
Every visible form field on the site now has a programmatic label. The only unlabeled input is a hidden field used to detect automated submissions, which is deliberately kept out of the accessibility tree.
Every page now offers a skip-navigation link so keyboard users can move straight to the main content.
Links without visible text were reviewed. The remaining ones are skip-link targets that are correctly hidden from assistive technology.
We have not yet completed manual screen reader testing, keyboard-only task completion testing, or a full color contrast review against the AA thresholds. Until those are done we cannot state whether the site meets the target.
If something does not work for you
Accessibility requires ongoing testing and correction. Automated tools can identify some barriers, but they cannot establish full conformance or prove that every person can use every part of the site.
If you encounter an accessibility barrier, use the contact form and include the page, the action you attempted, and what happened. If relevant, include your browser, device, and assistive technology. We will review the report and respond with what we can confirm or change.
Last reviewed August 10, 2026. Next review February 10, 2027.