The content on our website is being made more easily accessible. You can find some suggestions for improving your browsing accessibility below:

• Utilize the accessibility features on a contemporary smartphone or tablet.
• Utilize the accessibility features on a contemporary PC or laptop
• By using your computer, read websites aloud.
• Screens can be navigated using the keyboard.
• enlarge the text
• enlarge your monitor
• Modify the background and text colors
• Expand the visibility of your mouse pointer (Windows only)

Accessibility software may make it easier for you to use a keyboard or mouse to navigate websites and other online resources. Some software enables voice controls for navigation. Accessibility may be improved by using current smartphone operating systems and modern computer operating systems. Before updating your device, it is advised to confirm compatibility with any assistive technology being utilized.

There are various accessibility features that are accessible to you if you are hard of hearing or deaf.

Closed captioning syncs the video and audio tracks of a video presentation and gives a transcript for the audio track. People who are deaf or hard of hearing, as well as those who are unable to hear the audio owing to busy circumstances, can benefit from captions because they are typically graphically displayed over the video. For people who can’t hear our videos or for videos without closed captioning, we offer written summaries of our services.

Volume control options are available on your computer, tablet, or mobile device. Each audio and video service has extra volume settings of its own. To improve your listening experience, try changing the volume controls on both your device and your media players.