Accessibility on Michigan Electrician Exam
This site should work whether you read it with a screen reader, by keyboard alone, with large text or on a small phone. Effective 4 September 2026.
What's in place
Pages use plain HTML with real headings and a label on every form field. Text scales with your browser settings, contrast has been checked against WCAG 2.1 AA, and color never carries meaning on its own.
Both calculators work from the keyboard: Tab reaches every control, Enter submits, and results are read out through live regions. Nothing on the site plays by itself and nothing flashes.
The one deliberate time limit is the clock on the practice exam, because pacing is the skill that page trains, and it can't be switched off. If the clock is a barrier for you, tell us at the address below.
Where it still falls short
Some drawn diagrams come with a short text description in place of a full alternative, and a few long tables scroll sideways on a phone. We fix the problems we find and the ones readers report.
Report a barrier
If a page is hard to use, email [email protected] with the page address and what went wrong. You'll get an answer within five business days, and we'll fix what we can.
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