Adjust your browsing experience
The round accessibility button is available on every page. It opens a panel with viewing and browsing preferences. Use Tab to move between controls, Enter or Space to activate a button, and Escape to close the panel. When another dialog or an input control is not using Escape, that key also opens the accessibility menu.
The menu keeps keyboard focus inside it while open and returns focus to the accessibility button when closed. Keyboard navigation and screen readers do not require enabling a special mode first.
Choose what helps you
- Larger controls and more visible keyboard focus.
- Stopping site animations and automatic movement. Your device’s reduced-motion setting is also respected.
- Grayscale, sepia, high contrast, black and yellow, or inverted colors. Select one color mode at a time.
- Highlighting headings and links, a readable font, and two text enlargement levels up to 130%.
- A large cursor and optional image descriptions, shown on hover or as visible labels. Labels use existing image descriptions; decorative images are skipped.
You can also use your browser’s zoom, keyboard navigation and accessibility tools independently of this menu.
Save or reset your choices
Settings are stored on this browser only after you choose an adjustment. They are used to provide the browsing preferences you requested, not for advertising or analytics. The motion setting is shared with the website’s existing Motion on/off control.
Reset settings clears these accessibility choices and the saved site motion preference. Your device’s reduced-motion preference still applies. If browser storage is blocked, settings can apply to the current visit but may not be remembered when you return.
See the Privacy & Cookie Policy for storage details.
Accessibility is ongoing
These controls supplement the website’s underlying structure, labels, keyboard support and image descriptions. They do not replace accessible page design, and we do not claim that a menu alone makes every element or third-party destination accessible.
Interactive diagrams, images and external services may still present barriers for some people or assistive technologies. If you encounter a difficulty, tell us which page or task caused it so we can investigate and help you access the information.
Let us help
For an accessibility issue or help accessing information, call 818-814-6923. Where possible, share the page address, what you were trying to do, the difficulty you experienced and your preferred way for us to help.
You do not need to disclose a diagnosis or other sensitive information. We will review the issue and discuss an accessible way to provide the information or assistance you need.
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