Accessibility Statement
A commitment to making this website usable by a broad audience.
The website is being developed with accessibility, keyboard use, readable content, semantic structure, and responsive presentation in mind.
Effective date: July 25, 2026
1. Accessibility goals
- Use semantic headings, landmarks, lists, buttons, links, labels, and form controls.
- Maintain visible keyboard focus states.
- Support keyboard access to navigation and interactive controls.
- Provide sufficient color contrast for essential text and controls.
- Use responsive layouts that remain usable across screen sizes.
- Associate form fields with visible labels and native validation.
- Avoid relying on color alone to communicate meaning.
- Use clear language and predictable navigation.
2. Current accessibility features
- A skip-friendly semantic page structure using headers, navigation, main content, sections, and footer landmarks
- Keyboard-focus indicators on navigation links, buttons, and form controls
- Responsive desktop and mobile navigation
- Native HTML form fields and required-field validation
- Descriptive page titles and metadata
- Readable text sizes, spacing, and restrained line lengths
- Active-page navigation indicators
- Reduced dependence on images for essential information
3. Known limitations and ongoing work
The website remains under development, and some accessibility testing and remediation are still required.
- Complete screen-reader testing across representative pages
- Verify focus order and mobile-menu behavior with assistive technology
- Test browser zoom and text enlargement at multiple levels
- Run automated accessibility audits and manually review findings
- Confirm contrast for all states, including hover, focus, and disabled states
- Add descriptive alternative text when meaningful images are introduced
- Validate any future scheduling, analytics, form, or embedded third-party services
4. Browser and assistive-technology compatibility
The goal is to support current versions of major browsers and commonly used assistive technologies. Exact behavior may vary according to browser, operating system, device, and assistive-technology combination.
5. Feedback
Accessibility feedback is welcome. When secure contact delivery is enabled, visitors may report a barrier through the contact page and should identify the page, feature, browser, device, and difficulty encountered.
6. Continuous improvement
Accessibility should be reviewed whenever significant content, navigation, forms, media, third-party integrations, or visual components are added or changed.