Web Accessibility Content Guidelines Version 2.0 (WCAG 2.0, Level AA)

My current focus is to meet Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0, Level AA compliance, set forth by the W3C. I also do my best to interface with third-party websites and apps that currently meet or are working toward meeting these guidelines. I’ll admit it’s not an easy task, but the benefits of meeting this goal far outweigh the difficulties.

Continued Improvement

Following W3C and WebAIM, I hope to continue learning while putting effort into staying ahead of upcoming changes to the standards and guidelines.

While I continue to curate and maintain this website’s development, I’ll continue to follow Principles of Accessible Design provided by WebAIM. Headquartered at Utah State University’s Center for Persons with Disabilities, WebAIM has provided solutions and expertise since 1999. Efforts include:

  • Designing with readable text but also preserving your ability to adjust the font size
  • Ensuring proper use of ARIA attributes for content when needed
  • Making the site keyboard accessible
  • Providing adequate color and contrast ratios for text readability
  • Compatibility with popular screen readers, OS screen magnifiers, and speech recognition software and packages

Best practices for proper accessibility set-up

If you are looking for better ways to make your computer or mobile device more accessible, I recommend visiting AbilityNet. They provide step-by-step guidance to help you adjust for better seeing, hearing, and keyboard use and adjustments to make reading and writing easier.

Contact me directly

Remember, laws that govern website accessibility and universal access are constantly changing to meet the needs of everyone. While all efforts are ongoing, I’m open to suggestions from anyone who can offer specific and helpful advice or ideas. If you have specific questions or concerns about the accessibility of our site, please reach out to accessibility@snapcreative.co. If your issue is with a particular page or functionality, please mention that page or function in the email. I’ll usually get back to you within a couple of days.

If you’re interested in speaking with me about help with accessibility or any other of our services, reach out to me and set up a call. We’re happy to help!