We understand that some visitors may require different accommodations to navigate or use our website. These accommodations can include:

• Visual Accommodations: For individuals with low vision or loss of vision who may rely on screen readers or visual formatting adjustments such as increased text size and higher color contrasts.

• Limited Motor-Function Accommodations: For individuals with limited motor function who may use keyboard navigation coupled with visual indicators instead of a mouse or touchpad.

• Auditory Accommodations: For individuals with hearing loss who may rely on captions or transcripts for audio content.

• Cognitive Accommodations: For individuals affected by learning or cognitive disabilities (such as dyslexia, ADHD, autism) who benefit from consistent content structure and layout.

• Neurological Accommodations: For individuals with sensory sensitivities (such as seizure disorders) who may benefit from reduced motion of animated elements or the ability to control animations.

• Speech Accommodations: For individuals with speech disabilities who may require alternate contact methods such as contact forms, chat, or email options.