Accessibility

Our goal

We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA. We test with automated tools (axe), keyboard-only use, zoom, and every display setting. Automated tools catch only some problems, so this is not a certification.

What you can adjust

Choose “Display” at the top of any page to change:

• Light or dark appearance, or match your device
• Colors: our default palette, high contrast, or low stimulation
• Text size up to 150%, and extra line and letter spacing
• Reduced motion
• Focus mode, which hides decorations and simplifies layouts while keeping navigation and help available

Your browser’s own zoom (up to 400%) and system settings for dark mode and reduced motion also work.

Features

• A “Skip to main content” link, consistent headings and landmarks
• Visible keyboard focus and large touch targets
• Forms with labels, hints and clear error messages
• A readable typeface (Atkinson Hyperlegible Next), designed by the Braille Institute for low-vision readers
• A topic carousel that never moves on its own, with buttons and keyboard support
• Downloadable templates in editable Word and spreadsheet formats as well as PDF

Known limitations

• Printable PDF templates are designed for handwriting. For screen readers, please use the Word or spreadsheet version.
• Some linked websites run by other organizations may not meet the same standards.
• Spanish content isn’t available yet. We will only add it once translations have been checked.

Report a problem

If something doesn’t work for you, please tell us through the contact form. Please describe the page and what happened.