Accessibility
Built for everyone.
Keyboard, screen reader, magnifier or slow connection: what we do so that every State site works for you, and how to tell us when it doesn’t.
Our commitment
Every site of the State of Leonida is built to be used by everyone: with a keyboard, a screen reader, a magnifier, voice control or a slow connection, in English or in Spanish.
We aim for level AA of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.2) on every page, and we test the shared components before any site uses them.
What we do
- Every text and color pair is checked for contrast, in the light and dark themes of every site
- Every page can be used with a keyboard alone, with a visible focus ring and a link to skip to the content
- Animations stop when your device asks for reduced motion, and the content is complete without them
- Photos have a text alternative in each language; decorative shapes are hidden from screen readers
- Emergency numbers are written as text, never hidden in an image
Known limits
Maps on office pages are illustrations: use the addresses listed under each map. Some downloadable guides are not yet tagged for screen readers; ask for an accessible copy and we will send one within five business days.
Tell us what doesn’t work
If something on a State site is hard to use, write to the Leonida Service Line or call it. Tell us the page and what you were trying to do: we answer within ten business days.
A service that some people cannot use is not finished.