Accessibility

The standard we follow

We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA. It's the internationally recognised standard for accessible websites.

What we've done

• Everything can be used with a keyboard alone, including the menus, the photo galleries, the photo viewer and Good Feeds. A visible outline shows where you are, and a "Skip to content" link appears when you first press Tab.
• Buttons, links, map pins and form fields have names that screen readers announce, and pop-up windows are announced as dialogs. Escape closes them and returns you to where you were.
• Photos have text descriptions, pages use proper headings in order, and every page is marked as Australian English.
• Text and buttons meet the WCAG contrast ratios against their backgrounds.
• You can zoom to 200% and beyond on any page, including Good Feeds on phones, and the layout adapts down to small screens.
• Buttons and links are large enough to tap comfortably.
• If your device is set to reduce motion, the site's animations are switched off.
• Nothing flashes, and nothing plays sound unless you start a video.

Known limitations

• The Good Feeds map is visual. Every place on the map is also in the searchable list beside it (tap "Places" on a phone), with the same details, so you don't need the map to use Good Feeds.
• Our videos have no captions yet. They're short clips, mostly background sound with no speech.
• Websites we link to, such as Google Maps and Instagram, and Stripe's checkout, are run by other companies and may not meet the same standard.

We test with keyboard-only use, automated checks and screen-reader friendly markup, and we fix problems as we find them.

Feedback

If something on the site is hard to use, let us know and we'll fix it. Email the email address on our Contact page, or message @sleepy.lucas60 on Instagram. Tell us the page and what happened. If you need information from the site in another format, just ask.