At layersindexworks, we are committed to ensuring that our editorial content regarding garden spaces and outdoor living is accessible to everyone, regardless of technology or ability.
Our Approach
We strive to adhere to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) to make our web content more accessible for people with disabilities. Our efforts include:
- Semantic HTML: We use appropriate HTML5 tags to ensure page structure is logically conveyed to assistive technologies.
- Keyboard Navigation: All primary interactive elements, including navigation links, explore buttons, and the contact form, are designed to be accessible via keyboard alone.
- Readable Typography: We selected fonts ('Lora' and 'Inter') known for their legibility, and maintain a clear typographical hierarchy throughout our articles.
- Color Contrast: Our outdoor-inspired color palette (combining Deep Earth text with Cream backgrounds, for instance) was chosen with visual contrast in mind to ensure high readability.
- Responsive Design: The website layout automatically adjusts to different screen sizes, ensuring content is readable without horizontal scrolling on mobile devices and comfortable tap targets are maintained.
- Alternative Text: Images featuring garden structures, materials, and layouts include descriptive alt text to convey visual information to screen reader users.
Accessibility Limitations
While we strive for comprehensive accessibility, there may be instances where certain aspects of the site do not fully meet all WCAG criteria, particularly regarding third-party integrations or older content updates. We continually review the site to identify and resolve these issues.
Feedback Process
We welcome your feedback on the accessibility of layersindexworks. If you encounter any barriers while browsing our garden guides, or require assistance accessing specific information, please reach out via our Contact Page. We will make every reasonable effort to make that page or information accessible for you.