Accessibility
The library should be usable by as many readers as possible.
This statement describes current accessibility measures, known limits, and how to report a barrier.
Effective: July 22, 2026 · Last updated: July 22, 2026
Commitment
Riley Epperson wants the free library and Venue Work Tools to be usable by people with disabilities and welcomes reports of barriers.
Measures included
- Keyboard-accessible navigation and skip links.
- Semantic headings, landmarks, labels, and descriptive page titles.
- Text resizing controls on book pages.
- Responsive layouts for mobile and enlarged text.
- Alternative text for meaningful images.
- Visible focus styles and labeled form fields.
- Document-grade Tool printing with readable pagination, repeating headers, page numbers, and Letter/A4 formats.
Known limits
Accessibility can vary by browser, device, assistive technology, hosting behavior, third-party link, generated PDF, and content complexity. The Site does not claim formal certification or perfect compliance with every standard.
Request assistance or report a barrier
Use the Contact page and identify the page, the problem, your browser or assistive technology if comfortable, and the format that would work better. Riley will make a reasonable good-faith effort to investigate and provide the information in an accessible alternative when practicable.
Professional review
This statement is not legal advice and does not waive any right or obligation. A professional accessibility audit should be completed after deployment and after major changes.