Our website incorporates numerous accessibility features designed to create an inclusive experience for all users.

These features work together to ensure that regardless of how someone accesses our content—whether through a screen reader, keyboard navigation, voice commands, or other assistive technologies—they can fully engage with our services and information.

Navigation and Structure
Logical Heading Structure:
Our content follows a hierarchical heading structure (H1, H2, H3) that screen readers can use to understand page organization and allow users to jump between sections efficiently.

Consistent Layout:
Navigation, search functions, and key features appear in the same location across all pages, creating predictable user experiences.

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Visual Accessibility
High Contrast Design:
We have designed our website using the color contrast requirements.

Scalable Text:
Users can increase text size up to 200% without loss of functionality or content. Our responsive design adapts smoothly to different zoom levels and screen sizes.

Alternative Text:
Every image includes descriptive alt text that conveys both the content and purpose of the image. Decorative images are marked appropriately so screen readers skip them.

Color Independence:
We never use color alone to convey important information. Links are underlined, form errors include icons and text, and important buttons have additional visual indicators.

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Interactive Elements
Form Accessibility:
Our form fields include clear labels, helpful instructions, and descriptive error messages. Required fields are clearly marked, and we provide format examples for complex inputs like phone numbers or dates.

Link Clarity:
All links include descriptive text that makes their purpose clear even when read out of context. We avoid generic phrases like "click here" or "read more" in favor of specific, meaningful link text.

Button Design:
All buttons meet minimum size requirements (44x44 pixels) for easy activation and include clear labels that describe their function.