Policy

Accessibility

We write our policy pages to be readable, direct and useful. Readers, contributors and partners should be able to understand how the site works, what choices they have and where to go when they need help.

Accessibility approach

We want the site to be readable, navigable and usable for more people.

Accessibility on News Deli means designing pages that can be read more comfortably, navigated more predictably and understood more easily across devices and assistive technologies. That work includes attention to heading structure, text clarity, page rhythm, image alt text and layouts that remain usable when readers zoom or move through a page without a mouse.

What we focus on

Readable structure

Clear heading levels and predictable sectioning help readers understand where they are on the page.

Useful alt text

Images should include descriptive alt text that adds context without resorting to keyword stuffing.

Continuous improvement

Accessibility work is ongoing, especially as layouts, embeds and new content formats change over time.

Reporting barriers

Tell us when something gets in the way.

If a page, image, form or layout presents an accessibility barrier, contact us with the page link, the device or browser context and a short description of what happened. Specific reports make it much easier for our team to improve the experience.

You can use the Contact page or the broader Support hub to send accessibility feedback.