Our approach
Family Center Newsletter aims to make its articles and tools usable for people with different access needs. Accessibility is part of how the site is designed, not a requirement for a particular type of visitor.
We recognise that a feature that works well for one person may still create a barrier for another. This page describes the site’s features; it is not a claim of independent accessibility certification.
Features built into the site
- Semantic page structure, descriptive headings, and a skip-to-content link.
- Keyboard-operable navigation, visible focus indicators, and labelled form controls.
- Alternative text for meaningful illustrations; decorative images are kept out of the reading sequence.
- Layouts that adapt to smaller screens and browser zoom.
- No autoplaying audio or video, and reduced motion when your device requests it.
- Article and resource links that remain available without JavaScript.
- Text-file downloads for the printable tools as an alternative to their visual layout.
Search, filtering, the idea picker, and worksheet-download buttons use JavaScript. Without it, all resources remain readable and your browser’s Print command remains available.
Using printable resources
You can read and complete the tools on screen; printing is optional. Each editable field has a visible label. The text-download option creates a simple local text file from the page or your entries.
Print results vary by browser, paper size, and user settings. Short entries are easiest to fit on one page. Your browser’s print preview lets you check the output before printing or saving a PDF.
Tell us about a barrier
Email info@familycenternewsletter.com with “Accessibility feedback” in the subject line. Please include the page, what you were trying to do, and what prevented it.
Your browser, device, or assistive technology can help us investigate, but you do not need to disclose a disability or private personal details. You can also describe the format that would work better for you.
We will review the issue and consider an appropriate fix or alternative. External websites linked from our pages are controlled by their own operators.