What a page includes
Each page has one main heading, a skip link as the first stop for a keyboard, and regions a screen reader can name: the header, the pages menu, the main column, and the footer. Form fields have labels. Pictures that carry meaning have a text alternative. The decorative mark does not.
Body type is 18px. The ink is a deep green on white, checked so ordinary text clears a contrast of 4.5 to 1. The button is white on a dark teal. Focus shows a ring on links, fields, and the menu.
The menu, the cards, and motion
On a narrow screen the menu is a single row. Opening it pushes the page down. It does not depend on a script. On a wide screen the same links sit in a row and the Menu label hides.
Cards that open a page are links, with a line that says Click or Tap and names what opens. Pictures that are only illustrations are not links and do not pretend to be.
If your system asks for less motion, the small lift on a card turns off. Nothing plays by itself. Nothing flashes.
If something blocks you
Call +1 844-324-7273 and name the page.
We would rather fix the barrier than hand you a workaround you have to remember. This note was reviewed on 7 October 2026.
The chat control sits at the lower left. It is labeled Ask Steven. If it ever covers a field or a link at rest, that is a fault. Tell us the width of the screen and we will move it.