Accessibility
The guide library is designed to be readable, navigable, and usable without relying on motion or a pointer.
LenderForm.com aims to make its educational pages easier to use across devices and input methods. This page describes features of the site; it is not a certification of conformance with an accessibility standard.
Navigating the site
A skip link appears when focused near the start of each page and leads to the main content. Main navigation links, mobile-menu controls, topic menus, and article tools can be reached with a keyboard. Visible focus outlines indicate which interactive item is active.
The mobile menu reports its open or closed state. Escape closes an open menu and returns focus to its control. Topic menus and frequently asked questions use expandable controls rather than requiring hover. Pages use one main heading and a structured set of subheadings.
Reading and movement preferences
Layouts reflow for smaller screens, and text remains available independently of decorative images. Article images have descriptive alternatives and stated dimensions. Browser zoom and the browser’s own reading tools remain available.
The moving topic strip has a pause control. A reduced-motion preference disables the movement and most decorative transitions. There is no audio or automatically playing video on these pages. Full article text is also available through the RSS feed.
Article tools
Articles include a print action that uses the browser’s print dialog and a copy-link action. The article remains readable without using either tool. If clipboard permission or browser support is unavailable, use the page address in your browser instead.
A table of contents is provided on larger layouts. Internal heading targets account for the sticky header so that the destination is not intentionally obscured. Small-screen layouts prioritize the article text.
Reporting a barrier
Email [email protected] with the page address, what you were trying to do, and the problem you encountered. Browser, device, zoom level, or assistive-technology details may help explain a reproducible issue; share only what you are comfortable providing.
Do not attach borrower documents or other sensitive information to an accessibility report. For accessibility issues with an outside application service or linked resource, contact the organization that operates that service.