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Accessibility

We are dedicated to ensuring that our website is accessible to all people. We have taken careful steps to increase the usability of our site by following the guidelines of the World Wide Web Consortium Web Accessibility Initiative.

There are pictures used throughout the site. Pictures assist those with low literacy levels to understand the text. In addition, each picture has been assigned an "Alt Tag". This means that people who use screen readers will be read a short description of each picture.

For consistent page layout, this site uses templates and cascading style sheets. In addition to page consistency, cascading style sheets have the added benefit of allowing users to use their own style sheets to control the appearance font (changing the color, size, style, etc.). This makes the site more user friendly to people with and without disabilities. In addition, headings are programmed correctly to allow people using screen readers to scan the page and identify sections they would like read.

Tables are used in this website only when there is tabular information.

In order to assure that text is readable, the majority of text is placed over a white background.