Our approach
We aim to follow widely recognized accessibility practices, including readable type, strong contrast, clear structure, and accessible form controls.
We prefer simple interaction patterns over decorative effects that make content harder to use.
What we check
We review keyboard navigation, headings, color contrast, form labels, focus visibility, and reduced-motion behavior as part of normal site maintenance.
Known limitations and feedback
If you encounter an accessibility issue, contact us and describe the page, the problem, and the assistive technology or browser you were using.
Reasonable requests will be reviewed and used to improve the site experience.
External help
If you need an accessible crisis resource, visit the emergency resources page, which includes links to 911, 988, SAMHSA, OC Links, Poison Help, and 2-1-1 Orange County.