The Quick Divorce® is committed to making our website, educational resources, and online services as accessible and usable as reasonably possible for all visitors.
We believe access to educational information should not depend on an individual's abilities, assistive technology, or method of accessing the internet. Accessibility is an ongoing process of continuous improvement, and we endeavor to identify and address barriers that may affect the user experience.
Our Commitment
Our goal is to provide a website that is clear, understandable, and accessible to the broadest practical audience.
When designing, developing, and maintaining our website, we strive to incorporate accessibility best practices into our design, content, and technology decisions whenever reasonably practical.
Accessibility is considered throughout the development process rather than treated as a one-time project.
Accessibility Standards
We endeavor to design and maintain our website with generally recognized accessibility principles in mind, including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), as appropriate.
Our ongoing efforts may include:
- Using semantic page structure and meaningful heading hierarchy.
- Supporting keyboard navigation where practical.
- Providing sufficient color contrast.
- Using descriptive link text.
- Writing content in clear, understandable language.
- Providing meaningful alternative text for informative images where appropriate.
- Designing responsive layouts that function across a variety of devices and screen sizes.
Because websites, browsers, assistive technologies, and third-party services continue to evolve, some accessibility issues may occasionally occur despite our reasonable efforts.
Continuous Improvement
Accessibility is an ongoing responsibility rather than a fixed achievement.
As we update our website, publish new educational resources, and improve existing content, we endeavor to consider accessibility as part of our editorial, design, and development processes.
We periodically review our website and make improvements as appropriate when accessibility issues become known.
Feedback
If you experience difficulty accessing any portion of our website or believe accessibility can be improved, we encourage you to let us know.
User feedback helps us identify issues that may not otherwise come to our attention and supports our ongoing efforts to improve accessibility.
When contacting us, providing the page URL, a description of the issue, and the device or browser you were using may help us investigate more efficiently.
Contact
Accessibility questions or feedback may be directed to:
Statement Maintenance
This Accessibility Statement describes our current accessibility practices and objectives.
As our website, technology, and accessibility practices evolve, we endeavor to review and update this statement periodically to reflect meaningful changes in our ongoing accessibility efforts.