Accessibility

Our accessibility goal

We aim to follow widely accepted web-accessibility practices, including WCAG principles of perceivable, operable, understandable and robust content. Accessibility is an ongoing process and should be tested as the site changes.

Using the site

• Navigation and core controls are designed to work by keyboard.
• Headings are used to create a logical content hierarchy.
• Images used for content should include meaningful alternative text; decorative images should be hidden from assistive technology.
• Forms should have programmatic labels, clear instructions and accessible error feedback.
• Responsive layouts are intended to work at high zoom and on narrow screens.

Need help?

If a page, form or document is difficult to use, contact us and tell us what you were trying to access, the device/browser or assistive technology you used, and how we can provide the information in another format.