Families use different devices, tools, senses, languages, attention patterns, and ways of moving through information. We are building with that variety in mind and want to hear when something creates a barrier.
Still being finalizedFinal audit and contact process are still being completed
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What we are working toward
Pages should reflow on small screens and at higher zoom, interactions should work without a mouse, and instructions should not depend on color, sound, or a single sensory cue.
Useful text alternatives for meaningful images.
Captions and transcripts for published video and audio.
Accessible headings, labels, errors, contrast, and document structure.
Reduced-motion support where animation is not essential.
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Tell us what is getting in the way
A public accessibility contact and response process must be approved before launch. When available, it will invite families to name the page or resource, the barrier, and the format or accommodation that would help.
