Our goal
We aim to build pages that are readable, keyboard-friendly, responsive, and compatible with common assistive technologies. The site uses semantic headings, visible focus styles, descriptive link text, form labels, alt text for meaningful images, and accessible fallbacks for map content.
Current work
LZARC reviews public pages, forms, embedded services, and third-party integrations as the site grows so visitors can keep using the website with fewer barriers.
Regional map accessibility
The regional map is paired with a text list of the same city-level markers so visitors do not have to rely only on an interactive map.
Report a barrier
If you find an accessibility problem, email [email protected] with the page URL, a short description of the issue, and the assistive technology or browser you were using if you are comfortable sharing it.