Creating a digital environment that welcomes everyone requires balancing technical precision with everyday human needs. Web accessibility is not a single, one-size-fits-all checklist—it is an ongoing commitment to ensuring that visitors with varying sensory, cognitive, visual, motor, and technical backgrounds can interact with our content comfortably.
On-Site Accessibility Features
To provide accessibility features for persons who have sensory, cognitive, neurodivergent, or font sized difficulties, we have added on-site features for accessibility. These are not provided through an overlay and are built into the site itself. These features do not change the page unless you choose for them to.
We are committed to troubleshooting and fixing accessibility barriers directly.
Contact Our Accessibility Team:
When reaching out, letting us know what device, browser, and assistive technology (if applicable) you are using will help us resolve the issue swiftly.
Harnessing Your Device’s Built-In Accessibility Tools
Modern web browsers and operating systems come equipped with robust accessibility features designed to provide a consistent, personalized experience across the entire web.
If you prefer to set global preferences across all websites, here are official resources for managing accessibility settings directly on your browser or device:
Desktop & Mobile Web Browsers
- Google Chrome: Adjust text sizing, enable high contrast, use screen reader extensions, and configure live captions via Google Chrome Accessibility Features.
- Apple Safari: Utilize Reader Mode to strip out visual distractions, customize minimum font sizes, and enable VoiceOver via Apple Safari Accessibility Support.
- Microsoft Edge: Access Immersive Reader, text-to-speech Read Aloud, and line focus controls through Microsoft Edge Accessibility Features.
- Mozilla Firefox: Customize page appearance, override site colors, and enable built-in Reader View via Mozilla Firefox Accessibility Guide.
Operating Systems & Mobile Devices
- Windows (10/11): Set up Narrator, Magnifier, Color Filters, and High Contrast themes in Windows Accessibility Support.
- Apple macOS & iOS: Customize VoiceOver, Zoom, Display & Text Size, and Motion Reduction across Mac, iPhone, and iPad via Apple Accessibility Support.
- Android: Enable TalkBack, Select-to-Speak, Live Transcribe, and Display Scaling through Google Android Accessibility Settings.