Our Accessibility Approach
We work to make website content usable with a range of browsers, devices, assistive technologies, and input methods.
Accessibility work is guided by recognized web accessibility principles that support content that is perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust.
Accessibility Features
Accessibility considerations throughout the website may include:
- Semantic heading structures
- Keyboard-accessible navigation
- Visible keyboard focus
- Descriptive link text
- Alternative text for meaningful images
- Sufficient text and interface contrast
- Responsive layouts
- Labels for form fields
- Content that can be enlarged without unnecessary loss of functionality
- Support for screen readers and other assistive technologies
- Avoidance of unnecessary reliance on color alone
Third-Party Content
Some content may be provided through third-party services, embedded resources, publications, documents, or external websites.
Brain, Body, and Behavior may not control the accessibility of all third-party content. When practical, assistance or an alternative format may be provided upon request.
PDFs and Research Materials
Older publications, archived research documents, PDFs, or externally hosted academic materials may not meet the same accessibility level as the primary website.
If you encounter a document that is difficult to access, please contact the lab and identify the material you need.
Ongoing Improvements
Web accessibility is an ongoing process. Website content and functionality may be reviewed and updated as content changes, standards develop, or accessibility issues are identified.
Accessibility Assistance
If you experience difficulty accessing any part of this website, please contact Brain, Body, and Behavior through the contact page.
When contacting us, please provide the page or resource you were attempting to access, a brief description of the issue, and the format or accommodation that would be helpful if known.