ACCESSibility

01. Our standard

This site targets conformance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, Level AA. That is a target we hold ourselves to in design and review, not a certification — and where we find gaps, we treat them as defects to fix, not footnotes to disclaim.

02. What is built in

• Semantic page structure with headings, landmarks, and a skip-to-content link on every page.
• Visible keyboard focus states throughout, and forms with programmatically associated labels.
• Reduced-motion support: if your system requests reduced motion, animated marquees, scroll effects, and reveal animations are disabled and content is shown directly.
• Text contrast checked against our dark palette, with hierarchy carried by size and weight rather than color alone.
• Alternative text on meaningful images; decorative imagery is marked so screen readers can skip it.
• Print-friendly styling for legal pages and other documents a reader may want on paper.

03. Known limitations

We publish our shortfalls the same way we publish everything else — plainly:

• Several pages lean heavily on large background imagery and video. We keep text off images and provide poster frames, but these pages can be heavy on slow connections.
• Some decorative text effects render large display type in unusual sizes; all such text is also available to assistive technology in normal reading order, but the visual experience varies by screen size.
• Background videos are ambient and silent by design; they do not carry information, but they cannot currently be paused by a visible control on every page.

These are on our list, and this statement will be updated as they are resolved.

04. Report a barrier

If any part of this site is difficult or impossible for you to use, please tell us through our contact page. Reports are read by a principal and answered within one business day.

If a barrier prevents you from reaching content you need, we will provide that content in an alternative format — by email, by phone callback, or on paper — while we fix the underlying issue.

05. Continuous review

Accessibility is reviewed when we ship new pages and periodically across the existing site, using a combination of automated checks and manual keyboard and screen-reader testing. This statement is dated so you can see when it was last examined.