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Using this site with assistive technology

The planner is built around text, descriptive links, and a small set of consistent controls.

The short answer

A skip link moves past repeated navigation to the main content. Pages use one main heading, labeled navigation, readable text, and visible keyboard focus. The guides do not require animation, a drag gesture, a login, or a form to reach the phone number or official sources.

What to notice

Keyboard and mobile use

Use the Tab key to move through links and Enter to activate one. The first focused link can skip to the page content. A fixed mobile phone link leaves space beneath the document so it does not cover the final content. Browser zoom and narrow screens are accommodated by a single-column reading layout when space is limited.

Illustrations and motion

The home-system drawing is conceptual and its accompanying text explains the important locations. Decorative marks do not carry instructions by themselves. Motion is limited to a small calendar entry effect, and reduced-motion preferences disable it. The calendar is also available as ordinary text and links.

If a feature does not work for you

The source list provides direct links and every guide includes a plain telephone number in addition to the phone link. You can copy the number into another calling application. Automated structural checks are not proof of complete accessibility. Human assistive-technology and keyboard review are still needed before any conformance claim.

One useful question

Does this page certify accessibility compliance?

No. It describes implemented features and limitations, not a certification. No named human accessibility reviewer or comprehensive conformance audit is claimed. A specific barrier should be evaluated with the affected device, browser, and assistive technology.

A calm next step

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