Accessibility Statement
At King & Canvas, we are committed to ensuring our digital presence is accessible to everyone, regardless of technology or ability. We strive to adhere to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA standards, recognizing that accessibility is an ongoing process that supports our dedication to professionalism and inclusivity.
What is Web Accessibility?
An accessible site allows visitors with disabilities to browse the site with the same or a similar level of ease and enjoyment as other visitors. This includes making sure people can:
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Perceive information (e.g., providing text alternatives for images).
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Operate the interface (e.g., enabling keyboard navigation).
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Understood the content (e.g., ensuring clear and consistent language).
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Contribute to the web (e.g., filling out forms).
Our commitment reflects our belief that every user should be able to access the high-quality information about our bespoke Design and Event Planning services.
Accessibility Adjustments on the King & Canvas Website
To ensure a high level of accessibility, King + Canvas has implemented various features and ongoing quality control measures:
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Keyboard Navigation: All elements on this site are navigable using only the keyboard.
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Alternative Text (Alt-text): We strive to ensure that all images showcasing our mastery in design and events include detailed text alternatives, making visual content accessible to users with screen readers.
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Color Contrast: We carefully select colors for text, backgrounds, and interactive elements to ensure adequate contrast, adhering to WCAG standards for readability.
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Structured Content: We utilize proper heading structure (H1, H2, etc.) and semantic HTML to ensure screen readers can easily parse and navigate the content hierarchy.
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Ongoing Monitoring: We employ specialized tools and conduct regular manual and automated audits to identify and correct potential barriers.
Please Note: While we strive for AA compliance, parts of the site may contain third-party content (e.g., external links, embedded social feeds, payment portals) that are outside of our direct control.
Request, Issues, and Suggestions
Accessibility is a partnership, and we welcome your input to help us maintain a truly flawless digital experience.
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If you encounter any difficulty accessing or navigating our website, or if you have any suggestions for improving our accessibility, please get in touch with us immediately via our Contact Us form.
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When reporting an issue, please include the page URL and the nature of the difficulty you experienced. We commit to investigating all feedback and making reasonable accommodations to support your use of our website.