Accessibility Statement

Our Commitment to Accessibility

• Page Titles: Ensure page titles are meaningful and displayed in browser tabs and search engine results.
• Image Text Alternatives: Provide text alternatives for images to assist people who cannot see them.
• Headings: Use a meaningful hierarchy for heading levels to enhance readability and structure.
• Color Contrast: Utilize dark text on a light background or bright text on a dark background for clarity.
• Resize Text: Ensure the font, line spacing, and other text elements are resizable for accessibility.
• Keyboard Access: Make sure content and functionality (links, forms, media controls, etc.) are accessible via keyboard navigation.
• Moving or Flashing Content: Provide users with controls to pause or stop moving or flashing content.
• Multimedia Alternatives: Offer alternative formats such as captions and text transcripts for multimedia content.
• Basic Structure Check: Verify that information makes sense when read in the order it is displayed.
• Audio Adjustability: Include controls to pause or adjust the volume of audio that plays for over three seconds.
• Breadcrumbs: Offer more than one way to navigate to web pages within a site.
• Text Links to Plugins: Ensure plugins are accompanied by text links for accessibility.
• Keyboard-Friendly Browsing: Allow navigation using only keyboard keys.
• Identify Regions: Properly label common web page regions (e.g., banner, main content, navigation).
• Popups: Make pop-ups (menus, dialogs, tooltips) accessible.
• Links: Visually indicate links, such as underlining them.
• Typography: Choose accessible fonts with distinguishable characters and appropriate letter spacing.

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