Our accessibility approach
We aim to design and maintain the website using accessibility principles commonly reflected in the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), including meaningful structure, keyboard access, readable contrast, responsive layouts and text alternatives for informative images.
Features we work to support
- Keyboard navigation and visible focus indicators.
- Semantic headings, landmarks and form labels where we control the markup.
- Responsive layouts that support browser zoom and smaller screens.
- Alternative text for meaningful website images.
- Color choices intended to preserve readable contrast.
- Reduced-motion preferences for users who request less animation.
Third-party application content
Some pages use third-party components, including the embedded online application. We do not fully control the code or accessibility behavior of those components. If you encounter a barrier in the application, please contact us so we can help identify an alternative way to obtain information or direct you to the appropriate provider.
Need assistance?
If a disability or accessibility issue prevents you from using this website, tell us what page or feature caused the problem, what assistive technology or browser you were using if you are comfortable sharing it, and what information or task you were trying to complete.
We will use that information to investigate the issue and, where reasonably possible, help you access the same information or service through another method.
Standards and continuous improvement
Our goal is to support accessibility practices consistent with modern WCAG principles where reasonably practicable. We periodically review templates, navigation, content structure, forms and responsive behavior as the site evolves.