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Accessibility and using the information library

The library is designed for keyboard navigation, readable HTML, responsive layouts and clear form labels. If something prevents you from using it, contact NCMC with the page and issue.

Use the “Skip to content” link at the start of each page to reach the main content. The directory links to every indexable page and groups resources by topic. Every guide includes links to related material, a breadcrumb and a route back to the directory.

The main navigation remains available without JavaScript. On smaller screens with JavaScript enabled, the Menu button opens and closes it. The button reports its expanded state, and Escape closes the open menu and returns focus to the button.

Read and move through a guide

Headings describe the page sections. An “On this page” list links to those sections. Text is available in HTML rather than embedded in an image. The layout adapts to a narrow viewport, and content can be enlarged using browser controls.

Wide tables can be scrolled horizontally within their own region. Those regions can receive keyboard focus and have accessible labels. Scroll the table to inspect additional columns when the viewport is narrow.

Use the tools

Form inputs have visible labels and validation messages. Results are announced in a polite live region. Budget and ROI outputs depend on JavaScript, while the equations and worked examples remain available as text. The ABM worksheet remains readable as a checklist without scripting.

Calculator and assessment inputs are processed locally in the page. They are not submitted to NCMC. This statement concerns these tools, not the behavior of your browser, email application or any external website you choose to visit.

Printable styles remove navigation and promotional sections from articles. The checklist, GTM template and KPI dictionary are also available as editable text-based downloads. You can use the browser’s print command even when a print button is unavailable.

Report a problem

If you encounter an obstacle, email Nancy Chou and identify the page, the action you were trying to complete and the problem encountered. Include your browser or assistive technology if that helps explain it, without sending private account information.

Verification limits

The package includes structural checks and representative browser checks. These are useful quality checks, not a claim of a full assistive-technology audit or certified conformance to every accessibility requirement. A deployment can also introduce issues through server behavior or later edits. If you encounter a problem, contact NCMC with the page address and the action you were trying to complete.

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