Keyboard access
Primary navigation, tabs, filters, dialogs, and pathway controls are designed to work without a mouse.
Accessibility at My Colorado Journey
We aim to meet WCAG 2.2 Level AA and applicable Colorado accessibility requirements. We test the public experience and improve it as issues are identified.
Last reviewed: August 28, 2026
What we support
Primary navigation, tabs, filters, dialogs, and pathway controls are designed to work without a mouse.
Visible focus, strong contrast, meaningful headings, and non-color status labels support scanning and navigation.
Semantic landmarks, control names, status announcements, and text alternatives support screen-reader use.
Pages are designed to reflow across screen sizes and support browser zoom and reduced-motion preferences.
The site includes machine translation to make exploration easier. Automated translations can contain errors and should not replace qualified review for high-impact employment, education, or benefits decisions.
Include the page, what you were trying to do, and the browser or assistive technology you used. We will use that detail to investigate the issue. CDLE is committed to providing a timely response to accessibility reports and requests for reasonable accommodation or modification.
CDLE's official accessibility page provides the department's reasonable-accommodation request and disability-access grievance processes.
Open CDLE accessibility optionsopens in a new tabFor the department-wide policy, read the official CDLE accessibility statementopens in a new tab.