Accessibility

This site should work for you.

We are building toward WCAG 2.2 AA and treating cognitive accessibility as seriously as visual, hearing, and motor access.

What that means

Keyboard-accessible navigation and forms.
Clear headings and semantic HTML for screen readers.
Strong contrast and visible focus indicators.
Large touch targets and mobile-friendly layouts.
No important information conveyed by color alone.
Reduced-motion support.
Plain language and explanations for unfamiliar terms.
Anti-bot tools designed to avoid visual puzzle CAPTCHAs.

Something not working?

Please tell us. Email care@ and describe what you were trying to do. We will treat accessibility problems as bugs.