Accessibility Statement

Last updated: August 5, 2025

At Milkglass and Memory, we are committed to making our website, www.milkglassandmemory.com, accessible to all visitors, including people with disabilities.

What Web Accessibility Means

An accessible site allows visitors with disabilities to navigate, read, and interact with the site with the same or similar level of ease as other visitors. Accessibility can be achieved through the capabilities of the device being used, combined with assistive technologies such as screen readers, voice navigation, and keyboard-only functionality.

Accessibility Adjustments on This Site

We have designed this website with accessibility in mind and have taken steps to align with WCAG 2.1 AA guidelines. Our efforts include:

Using an accessibility checker to identify and resolve potential issues.
Setting the language of the site for better compatibility with screen readers.
Organizing content in a logical order with clear heading structures.
Adding descriptive alternative text to all images.
Implementing color combinations that meet required contrast standards.
Reducing the use of motion and animations where possible.
Ensuring that videos, audio, and downloadable files on the site are accessible.

Requests, Issues, and Suggestions

We continually strive to improve accessibility. If you encounter any accessibility issues, need additional assistance, or have suggestions on how we can improve, please contact us:
Email:milkglassandmemory@gmail.com

We believe that stories and art should be for everyone—no matter what. If there’s something keeping you from fully enjoying this site, we want to fix it. Our aim is to make this space as welcoming and easy to visit as a front porch in summer. Your feedback helps us get there.

Thank you for stopping by.