ACCESSIBILITY

Access and accommodation.

State Training aims to make its website and facilitated experiences understandable, usable, and adaptable across different access needs.

Last reviewed August 4, 2026

Digital accessibility

This website is designed toward WCAG 2.2 Level AA. It uses semantic landmarks, logical headings, keyboard-accessible navigation, visible focus indicators, adequate color contrast, reduced-motion support, descriptive links, form labels, connected error messages, and no autoplay media.

Motion and sensory experience

The State Field is decorative and does not carry essential information. It works as a static visual without JavaScript and becomes still when reduced motion is preferred. No practice on this site imposes a breathing rhythm.

Facilitated experiences

Participants are invited to share relevant accessibility considerations when beginning a conversation. Practices may be observed, modified, paused, or declined. State Training will communicate honestly if a requested accommodation requires a different setting, partner, or specialist.

Known limits

The website is new and will continue to be tested with automated checks, keyboard review, multiple viewport sizes, and user feedback.

Feedback

If you encounter a barrier, use the inquiry form and begin the message with “accessibility feedback.” Include the page and the difficulty you experienced. A response will be provided through your selected contact method.

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