On this page
The short answer
The site uses semantic headings, labeled controls, keyboard-operable links and buttons, responsive layouts and readable text. This is an implementation statement, not a certification of compliance with every accessibility standard.
Use the forms
Questionnaire and calculator controls have visible labels. Results and errors are announced where supported, and the existing questionnaire supports keyboard navigation. JavaScript is needed for interactive guides and calculators; the written articles remain readable without it.
When a feature is difficult to use
The library directories provide ordinary links alongside search. Letter templates can be edited as text and downloaded. Browser zoom and print remain available. No contact inbox is active, so this page does not promise that an accessibility report can be submitted here.
What has been checked
The release process checks page structure, unique element identifiers, labels, links and representative mobile and desktop layouts. These checks do not replace a complete assistive-technology audit or testing with people with disabilities.
Sources & further reading
Sources checked October 19, 2026. Rules and programs can change. This article uses AI-assisted research and has not received attorney or other professional signoff. Read our editorial standards.
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