ACCESSIBILITY
Accessibility
Last updated February 13, 2026
Most of the people we teach are over forty, and some use screen readers, keyboard navigation, or larger text. We want this site to work for them, and saying so is easy while actually doing it takes ongoing work.
What we aim for
We work toward the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines version 2.1, level AA. In practice that means readable text sizes, color contrast of at least 4.5 to 1 for body text, meaningful alt text on images, labels on every form field, and navigation that works with a keyboard.
Where we know we fall short
Our videos live on YouTube, which provides automatic captions. Automatic captions make mistakes, especially with medical terms, and not every video has a reviewed transcript yet. Embedded players from YouTube and Spotify are built by those companies and we do not control their accessibility.
Tell us when something does not work
If a page, form, or video is hard for you to use, tell us and we will fix what we can. Use the contact form and choose Report a content error, or describe the problem in your message. Include the page and what happened if you can.
How to reach us
Use the contact form on this site.