Keyboard ready
Navigation, menus, forms, cookie controls, and primary actions are designed to remain usable from the keyboard.
Accessibility
Public website experiences should be easy to reach, read, and use.
The CMIS public website is designed toward WCAG 2.2 Level AA practices, including keyboard navigation, semantic HTML, clear focus indicators, accessible forms, responsive layouts, and strong contrast.
Accessibility practices
Designed for public access from the first click.
The public website is reviewed around practical behaviors that matter to visitors using keyboards, screen readers, zoom, mobile devices, and assistive technology.
Semantic structure
Pages use landmarks, ordered headings, labels, buttons, and links so content has a logical structure.
Readable contrast
Interface colors, focus states, form fields, cards, and content sections are designed with contrast and readability in mind.
Responsive layouts
Pages are built to work across desktop and mobile views, including enlarged text and zoomed layouts.
Reduced motion support
Motion-sensitive visitors can rely on reduced-motion preferences where animation is used.
Clear feedback
Forms and interactive controls include accessible status messages, validation, and clear paths to contact CMIS.
Report an accessibility problem
If something gets in your way, tell us where it happened.
If you experience an accessibility barrier on the CMIS public website, please contact CMIS with the page URL, a description of the problem, and the assistive technology or browser you were using if relevant.