Accessibility

Last updated: 2026-09-26.

Wesley Chapel Today wants its website and digital content to be usable by as many people as possible, including readers who use keyboards, screen readers, captions, zoom, high-contrast settings, mobile devices, or assistive technologies.

We aim to follow the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) and to improve accessibility as the site grows.

If the English version of this policy and a translated version differ, the English version controls.

1. Our Accessibility Goals

We work toward a site that is:

• readable and understandable;
• usable with a keyboard;
• compatible with screen readers where practical;
• structured with headings and meaningful page organization;
• usable on mobile and desktop devices;
• supported by descriptive text for important images when practical;
• designed with reasonable contrast, spacing, and text size;
• clear about links, buttons, forms, and navigation.

2. Images, Media, and Visual Content

Wesley Chapel Today aims to provide text descriptions or alternative text for important images when practical.

Some images are decorative, while others carry news or informational meaning. When an image is important to understanding a story, we try to make that information available in text through the article, caption, image credit, alt text, or nearby context.

For videos, audio, social media graphics, or embedded content, accessibility may depend partly on third-party platforms and tools. We will try to improve access where we reasonably can.

3. Keyboard and Screen Reader Use

We aim to build pages that can be navigated with a keyboard and understood by screen readers.

This includes using meaningful headings, readable link text, form labels where practical, and page structures that help assistive technologies interpret the content.

4. Third-Party Content

Some parts of the site may include third-party tools, embeds, ads, maps, videos, social media posts, forms, or services.

We do not fully control the accessibility of third-party content, but we try to choose tools and formats that support a usable reader experience.

5. Reporting an Accessibility Barrier

If you find an accessibility barrier on Wesley Chapel Today, please tell us.

Accessibility Contact: [email protected]

To help us review the issue, please include:

• the page URL;
• what you were trying to do;
• what barrier or problem you experienced;
• the device, browser, or assistive technology you were using, if relevant;
• your preferred way for us to contact you, if you want a response.

We will review accessibility reports and work to fix issues that are within our control.

6. Ongoing Work

Accessibility is an ongoing effort. As Wesley Chapel Today adds new pages, languages, tools, images, ads, and features, some accessibility issues may appear.

We welcome reader feedback and will use it to improve the site.