Access begins here.

Using this website

• Use the “Skip to content” link at the beginning of each page to move past navigation.
• Use Tab and Shift+Tab to move between links and controls. Focus is shown with a prominent outline.
• Each page has a descriptive title, one main heading, and structured sections.
• Forms use visible labels and text-based status messages. Password managers and pasting are supported.
• The site respects reduced-motion and high-contrast preferences. There is no autoplaying media.
• Open “Display & accessibility” near the top of any page for light, dark, high-contrast themes, 100–200% text size, wider spacing, and reduced motion. Press Escape to close the panel. Your preferences are saved on this device. Browser zoom and Windows High Contrast remain available.

Testing and limitations

Automated checks cover major pages, labels, landmarks, contrast, keyboard behavior, and enlarged-text layouts. They complement manual keyboard and screen-reader testing; they do not prove complete accessibility. Hands-on NVDA, JAWS, and Narrator testing with users remains outstanding. We do not claim verified WCAG conformance.

Report an accessibility barrier

No account is needed. Describe the page and what you were trying to do. Email, browser, and assistive technology are optional; you do not need to disclose a disability or medical information.

The Windows application

The Windows application is in a controlled beta. This statement describes this website; see product status for the application’s features and known limitations.