Keyboard path
Move through navigation, controls and forms without relying on a pointer.

Our accessibility commitment, supported interaction patterns and direct route for reporting a barrier.
We design navigation, content, forms and motion so that people can understand and operate this website in different ways. Accessibility is treated as an ongoing responsibility, not a one-time declaration.
Report an access barrier ↓Move through navigation, controls and forms without relying on a pointer.
Keep text, controls, focus and status information distinguishable in light and dark modes.
Respect reduced-motion preferences and avoid movement that blocks reading or control.
Provide a direct human route when the digital experience creates a barrier.

A conforming component can still produce a difficult journey. We review complete routes—finding information, opening navigation, changing preferences, completing forms and recovering from errors—across different devices and input methods.
UnderstandUse clear hierarchy, labels and plain explanations.
OperateKeep actions reachable by keyboard, touch and assistive technology.
RecoverMake validation, errors and next steps visible and useful.
These are practical operating commitments for the public website and administration experience. They are reviewed as the platform changes.
Landmarks, headings and labels expose the meaning and order of content.
Designed into the systemInteractive elements retain a clear keyboard focus indicator.
Designed into the systemContent remains usable across small screens and browser zoom without hiding core actions.
Designed into the systemText, controls, selection, errors and status feedback remain distinguishable.
Designed into the systemNon-essential animation is reduced when the operating system preference requests it.
Designed into the systemRequired fields, validation and submission outcomes are communicated in context.
Designed into the systemEmail us with the page address, what you were trying to do and the device or assistive technology involved. Do not include passwords or confidential project information.