Confused about where to start with accessibility? 
Updated February 17, 2024.
Commitment to Accessibility
As someone who provides training to web designers and developers on website accessibility and provides accessibility services through my client-based business, I need to practice what I preach. I have gone to great lengths to make the website accessible and in compliance with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 AA and good usability practices.
I have manually coded all opt-in forms on the site because the code produced as a result of using a shortcode was not accessible.
I have contacted some developers about accessibility issues with their plugins. Several have resolved those issues at my request. Otherwise, where I am able, I edit the plugin code myself.
Some Known Issues
I am checking all documents created years ago and replacing them with accessible versions.
I am adding headings to older podcast transcripts for easier visual scanning and for users of screen readers.
Buy Me a Coffee, which is linked to in a few places on the website, is an independent website. The purchase buttons on their site are not keyboard accessible. I have inquired about fixing this and have been looking for an alternative solution.
Testing
I perform periodic ongoing manual accessibility tests and testing with assistive technology.
Contact
If you need help accessing any content on the site, would like to report issues or have a question, please get in touch.
I also welcome feedback from native users of assistive technology.