Accessibility Statement.
Our approach to accessible content, keyboard navigation, mobile usability and feedback.
Our accessibility approach
The additional WTGF service pages have been built with semantic headings, labeled navigation, visible keyboard focus, keyboard-operable details disclosures, responsive text and reflow, skip navigation, reduced-motion support and clear link text. The fixed mobile action bar must not obscure focused elements. We use WCAG 2.2 Level AA as a design and test target, not as a statement of certified full conformance.
Known limits and ongoing testing
Automated checks and sampled keyboard/mobile tests can find many issues but cannot demonstrate full accessibility for every browser, assistive technology, user, or future modification. The approved homepage, its dialogs, PHP form endpoint, and any hosting or third-party integrations require separate end-to-end validation. We do not claim the entire website is certified ADA compliant.
Feedback and accessible alternatives
If you experience a barrier or need information in another accessible format, use the contact dialog on the homepage. Identify the page, the issue, and the best way to respond. We will review accessibility-related requests and work toward an appropriate accommodation.
Standards and improvements
We aim to maintain logical heading structure, sufficient text contrast, controls usable without a mouse, meaningful content when zoomed, no reliance on animation, and compatible labels for assistive technology. Please report any missed barriers; this statement should be updated as repairs and independent testing occur.
Questions or requests
Use our homepage contact form for privacy, access or accessibility requests, or to ask how this policy relates to your project. Please do not send passwords or sensitive account information.