Structure and semantics
Pages use landmarks, a single main heading, ordered heading levels and descriptive link text so screen readers can move through content predictably.
Accessibility is treated as part of the build, not a cleanup task after launch. This page explains what that means in practice on this site.
Pages use landmarks, a single main heading, ordered heading levels and descriptive link text so screen readers can move through content predictably.
Navigation, menus, tabs and accordions can be operated by keyboard, with a visible focus indicator and a skip-to-content link at the top of every page.
Text and interface colors are chosen for readability on a phone screen in daylight, and body text scales with browser text-size settings.
Entrance animations are subtle and are disabled automatically for visitors whose system requests reduced motion.
If you encounter an accessibility issue on this website, please report it through the demo request form on our contact page. Include the page and a description of the difficulty so our team can investigate.