Accessibility

We’re committed to improving the accessibility of our website. Below is an explanation of accessibility features of the site, as well as tips to enhance your browsing experience:

Accessibility Features:

• We’ve provided text alternatives for some non-text content
• We’ve made it easy to see and hear content
• Website and feature transitions allow adjustable time to consume content
• We’ve refrained from using content that can cause physical reactions
• We’ve worked to ensure text is understandable and readable
• We’ve made content appear in a predictable manner

Here are some optimization steps you can with your computer and/or web browser to enhance your online experience.

• Use your Microsoft Windows operating system to read web pages aloud
• If you have a Mac device, use VoiceOver, Mac’s built-in screen reader
• Install the Google Chrome browser “Read Aloud” plugin to read web pages aloud
• Use the keyboard to navigate websites
• Increase text size in your browser
• Magnify your Windows screen or magnify your Mac screen
• Make your mouse pointer more visible on Windows or make your mouse pointer more visible on Mac

You may want to consider mouse and keyboard alternatives, such as speech recognition software, which may help you improve your navigation of websites. This webpage includes information on some speech recognition software options.

Deaf and hard-of-hearing users may want to take advantage of closed captioning for videos on websites. Learn how to turn captioning on and off in YouTube. You also have the ability to adjust your device’s volume and the media player’s volume for optimal listening.

If these tips don’t meet your needs, contact us at 480-897-7717 with any questions or concerns about our practice and we’ll be happy to help. Thank you for visiting our website!