Built to be used by everyone.

What we have implemented

• Semantic HTML — pages use proper landmarks, headings in order, and real links and buttons, so screen readers and keyboards can navigate them.
• Skip to content — keyboard users can jump past the navigation to the main content of any page.
• Keyboard navigation — the menus, dropdown, and every form control work with the keyboard alone, including Escape to close the mobile menu and the About dropdown.
• Visible focus — interactive elements show a clear focus outline when reached by keyboard.
• Form accessibility — every field has a label, required fields are announced, validation errors are described in text and tied to their fields, and radio groups are grouped and labeled.
• Reduced-motion support — if your device or browser requests reduced motion, the site disables its subtle animations and uses instant transitions.
• Contrast and type — text colors were chosen to meet WCAG AA contrast on their backgrounds, and type sizes adapt to your viewport without dropping below readable minimums.
• Images — content images have descriptive alternative text.
• Responsive layout — the site works at phone, tablet, and desktop widths with no horizontal scrolling.

If something is in your way

We know a statement is not the same as an experience. If any page, form, or feature is difficult for you to use — with assistive technology or without it — please call us at 718.588.6000. We will help you directly by phone, and we will use what you tell us to fix the website.

What we are not claiming

We have not sought or received an accessibility certification for this website, and we do not claim guaranteed compliance with any specific law or standard. This page simply describes what is built. If you rely on a standard like WCAG or Section 508 in your evaluation, we welcome your feedback on how we measure up.