Last updated August 19, 2026
Accessibility standard
The website is designed and maintained with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA as its accessibility target. This target guides design, content, keyboard operation, forms, color contrast, responsive behavior, and compatibility with assistive technology. It is an ongoing objective rather than a representation that every page will be free of every barrier in every technology combination.
Measures supporting accessibility
- Semantic page structure, headings, landmarks, and labels
- Keyboard-accessible navigation, controls, and forms
- Visible keyboard focus and accessible form feedback
- Text alternatives for meaningful imagery
- Color contrast and layouts designed to reflow on smaller screens
- Reduced-motion support where animation is present
- Periodic review as content and technology change
Feedback and assistance
If you encounter a barrier, need information in an alternative format, or have difficulty using a website feature, contact LC Interpreter. Please identify the page or feature involved and describe the assistance needed. Do not include confidential case material or sensitive personal records in an accessibility email.
LC Interpreter will review accessibility feedback and make a reasonable effort to provide assistance or an accessible alternative. Response timing depends on the nature of the request and available contact information.
Accessibility related to services
Website accessibility requests are separate from requests for an interpreter, communication accommodation, or language service for a legal proceeding. Service requirements should be included in the assignment request and remain subject to review and confirmation by the responsible organization and LC Interpreter.
Third-party content and platforms
Links, videoconferencing platforms, embedded services, and other third-party technologies may have accessibility features or limitations controlled by their providers. LC Interpreter welcomes notice of a barrier affecting access to LC Interpreter content or service coordination.
Accessibility resources
Additional information is available from the U.S. Department of Justice web-accessibility guidance and the W3C WCAG 2.1 Recommendation.