Accessibility Statement

Questionable Content is committed to ensuring that https://questionable-content.com is accessible to the widest possible audience, including people with disabilities. We strive to provide a digital experience that is perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust, and we continually improve accessibility in line with recognized standards. For questions or accessibility support at any time, please reach us at taylor@questionable-content.com.

1. Standards We Aim to Meet

We design and develop https://questionable-content.com with reference to:

• Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, Level AA as our primary target for conformance.
• Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Title III principles for places of public accommodation.
• Industry best practices for accessible design, development, and content creation.

2. Measures We Take to Support Accessibility

To uphold accessibility across our Website and services, Questionable Content:

• Integrates accessibility checks into design, content, and development workflows.
• Conducts periodic audits using automated testing and manual reviews with assistive technologies.
• Trains creators and developers on semantic HTML, ARIA usage, and inclusive content patterns.
• Requires new features and procured tools to be evaluated against WCAG 2.2 AA criteria.
• Maintains an internal issue-tracking process to log, prioritize, and remediate accessibility findings. You can report barriers at any time via taylor@questionable-content.com.

3. Accessibility Features You Can Expect

Where reasonably possible, we implement:

• Structured, semantic HTML with appropriate headings, labels, and landmarks.
• Keyboard accessibility (focus order, visible focus, logical tab stops, skip links).
• Color contrast meeting or exceeding WCAG 2.2 AA guidelines and non-color cues for meaning.
• Alternative text for meaningful images and descriptive labels for controls.
• Forms with clear instructions, error identification, and suggestions for correction.
• Responsive layouts supporting reflow up to 400% zoom without loss of content or functionality.
• Accessible multimedia, including captions for most videos we publish and transcripts for spoken content when feasible.
• Reasonable timing and motion preferences; we avoid unexpected timeouts and honor reduced-motion settings where practicable.

4. Compatibility With Browsers and Assistive Technologies

We aim for compatibility with current versions of major browsers and assistive technologies, including:

• Screen readers (e.g., NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver)
• Browser zoom and reader modes
• Keyboard-only navigation
• Mobile accessibility (e.g., TalkBack, VoiceOver on iOS)
  If you experience compatibility issues, please let us know at taylor@questionable-content.com so we can investigate.

5. Technical Specifications

Accessibility of https://questionable-content.com relies on:

• HTML5, WAI-ARIA 1.2, CSS, and JavaScript that adhere to accessible patterns.
• File formats we may provide (e.g., PDF, DOCX, CSV, MP4). Upon request to taylor@questionable-content.com, we will strive to offer accessible alternative formats for essential content.

6. Third-Party Content and Integrations

Our site may include third-party content, widgets, iframes, analytics, or embedded media. While these are outside of our full control, we select partners that prioritize accessibility and we encourage them to meet WCAG 2.2 AA. If you encounter barriers in third-party components, contact us at taylor@questionable-content.com and we will provide reasonable alternatives where possible.

7. Known Limitations and Workarounds

Despite our efforts, some content may present challenges, such as:

• Legacy documents or media that were not originally authored with accessibility in mind.
• User-generated content (e.g., comments or uploads) that may not fully conform.
• Rapidly changing features that temporarily affect focus order or labeling.
  Where we identify issues, we log them for remediation. If you need immediate assistance or an alternative format, please email taylor@questionable-content.com.

8. Feedback and Formal Complaints

Your feedback helps us improve. If you encounter an accessibility barrier on https://questionable-content.com, please include:

• The page URL, description of the problem, and your environment (browser, OS, assistive tech).
  Send reports to taylor@questionable-content.com. We strive to acknowledge accessibility reports promptly and to provide an initial response and path to resolution in a reasonable timeframe. If you believe your concern is not adequately addressed, you may request escalation by replying to the same thread or contacting us at taylor@questionable-content.com.

9. Reasonable Accommodations and Alternative Formats

Upon request, Questionable Content will provide reasonable accommodations or alternative formats for essential content and transactions on https://questionable-content.com. Examples include accessible PDFs, HTML alternatives, or transcripts. To request an accommodation, email taylor@questionable-content.com. For urgent matters related to access, you may also call (650) 989 9756.

10. Procurement and Vendor Requirements

When procuring digital tools or services that affect the user experience on https://questionable-content.com, we consider vendors’ accessibility posture (e.g., VPATs or conformance statements) and prefer solutions that align with WCAG 2.2 AA. Concerns about a specific vendor integration can be sent to taylor@questionable-content.com.

11. Ongoing Monitoring and Improvement

We regularly:

• Review templates and key user flows for accessibility regressions.
• Test representative pages with automated tools and manual assistive-technology checks.
• Track remediation efforts, prioritizing issues that block access to core content or features.

12. Language and Readability

We aim to write content in clear, understandable language. If you need help understanding specific content or require a different reading level, contact taylor@questionable-content.com and we will work to provide assistance or alternative explanations.

13. Geographic Availability

https://questionable-content.com is intended for a global audience. While our primary legal framework is U.S.-centric (including ADA principles), we respect international accessibility expectations and will consider reasonable requests sent to taylor@questionable-content.com.

14. Physical Address and Additional Support

Our business address is 721 Ashbury St, San Francisco, California, 94117, USA. While accessibility requests are best handled via taylor@questionable-content.com, you may reference our address if you need to submit written correspondence related to accessibility.