Updated February 27, 2022.
Commitment to Accessibility
We are committed to providing a fully accessible website experience for all users of all abilities, including those who rely on assistive technologies such as screen readers, screen enlargement software, and alternative keyboard input devices to navigate the web.
As a business that provides accessibility services and training, we need to practice what we preach. We are committed to making this website accessible and in compliance with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) and good usability practices.
Steps Taken
We are in the process of checking the site for accessibility issues and correcting them as we find them. We then plan to have the site audited by a third party.
- We periodically check the site with a keyboard and screen reader and do so when any new functionality is added.
- We have added in text to hyperlinks specifically for screen readers, so that those users can easily distinguish hyperlinks with the same link text from one another and understand the purpose of hyperlinks.
Contact
If you need help accessing content on the site, would like to report issues or have a question, please get in touch.
Known Issues
We will update this list as we find issues that we do not immediately fix.
- There is a semantic issue with the code for the mobile menu items that have submenus, although it is a not a barrier to accessibility.
- Some signup forms do not have labels associated with fields. These are MailerLite forms, and we must manually modify them. We have also alerted MailerLite about this issue and asked that they add labels to fields on all of the forms they create for use on their customers’ websites.
- We are checking that essential images have appropriate Alt-text and that decorative ones have null Alt-text.
- We will be checking that hyperlinks that open in a new window warn all users first or will prevent them from doing so at all.