At Kizaz, we believe history should be accessible, engaging, and available to everyone. We are committed to ensuring that our website is inclusive and usable for all people, regardless of ability or technology.
Our Commitment
We strive to make www.kizaz.com a welcoming experience for all users by adhering to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA, wherever possible. These guidelines help make content more accessible to people with disabilities, including those who use assistive technologies like screen readers, voice navigation, or keyboard-only browsing.
Accessibility Features
Here are some of the features and practices we’ve implemented:
- Alt Text on meaningful images and graphics
- Clear Headings and Structure to support navigation
- Keyboard Navigation Compatibility across most of the site
- High Contrast Text and Legible Fonts
- Responsive Design for screen magnification and mobile accessibility
- Descriptive Links and Buttons for context when using screen readers
- Video Captions and Transcripts (for new video content when applicable)
Third-Party Content and Tools
While we aim to ensure accessibility across our entire site, some third-party content (such as embedded video players or social media widgets) may not fully meet accessibility standards. We continuously review these features and look for better alternatives when available.
Feedback and Assistance
We know accessibility is an ongoing process, and we’re always looking to improve. If you encounter any difficulty using our site or have suggestions for improvement, please contact us:
📧 Email: hello@kizaz.com
💬 Subject Line: Accessibility Feedback
We welcome your input and will do our best to respond promptly and make necessary improvements.
Ongoing Improvements
Kizaz is continuously working to improve the accessibility of our website as we grow. As new content is added and features evolve, we will regularly test our site to identify and resolve accessibility barriers.
Thank you for visiting Kizaz. We’re honored to share stories from the past with you—and we want everyone to be part of the journey.