Keyboard access
Navigation, buttons, forms, accordions, and calculators use native interactive controls wherever practical.
Accessibility
We aim to make public education, service routing, calculators, and contact experiences understandable and usable across common assistive technologies and device sizes.
Navigation, buttons, forms, accordions, and calculators use native interactive controls wherever practical.
Layouts reflow for desktop, tablet, and mobile instead of requiring a fixed desktop canvas.
Inputs use visible labels, validation messages, focus states, and instructions about sensitive information.
The visual system respects reduced-motion preferences for nonessential transitions.
Need help?
If a public page, form, or document creates an accessibility barrier, use the contact route and describe the page and the task you were trying to complete. Do not include sensitive medical, account, or identity information in that message.
Contact usThis statement describes the current design target and support process. It is not a certification of conformance with a particular standard or a substitute for formal accessibility testing.