The target
WCAG 2.2 Level AA is the target standard for the public website. It guides the responsive layout, content structure, navigation, forms, interactions, focus behavior, contrast, and motion treatment.
A target is not presented as a completed certification. A final conformance statement should follow implementation, automated scanning, manual keyboard review, and assistive-technology testing.
Measures included in the work
- Semantic page structure, headings, landmarks, labels, and descriptive alternatives for meaningful media.
- Keyboard access, visible focus, logical focus order, and touch targets sized for cellphone use.
- High-contrast text and controls, persistent form labels, clear validation, and announced status changes.
- Responsive layouts designed to avoid horizontal page scrolling from 320 pixels upward and at increased text sizes.
- A complete experience when reduced motion is requested, without hiding essential meaning behind animation or hover.
- Manual and automated checks across modern browsers, mobile devices, and representative assistive technology.
Testing approach
The release process calls for keyboard and touch testing, reduced-motion review, 200% zoom and enlarged-text checks, automated accessibility scanning, and manual testing with VoiceOver on iOS and TalkBack on Android. Current desktop and mobile browsers are also part of the verification plan.
Known limitations
Known limitations will be documented here when they are identified. The page does not claim that no barriers exist before the production implementation and final accessibility review are complete.
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Use the inquiry page to describe the page or feature involved, what you were trying to do, and—if you are comfortable sharing it—the browser, device, or assistive technology in use. Please do not include private records, passwords, or sensitive operational data.
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