Our aim
Live Beyond Wealth aims to make its website and digital material usable by as many people as reasonably possible.
We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, WCAG 2.2 Level AA, as a reference point for design, writing, development, and testing.
Measures we take
Our accessibility work may include:
- Clear heading order
- Plain language
- Keyboard access
- Visible keyboard focus
- Sufficient colour contrast
- Readable type sizes and line spacing
- Text alternatives for meaningful images
- Labels and instructions for forms
- Error messages that identify the field and problem
- Responsive layouts
- Reduced-motion support
- Descriptive links and buttons
- Captions or transcripts for future video and audio
- Accessible document structure for new PDFs where the format allows
Compatibility
The website is designed for current versions of widely used browsers and common desktop and mobile devices.
Older browsers, unsupported assistive technology, unusual browser settings, or third-party content may affect the experience.
Documents and email
Some material may be provided as PDF or email.
We aim to provide readable structure, meaningful link text, text alternatives, and suitable contrast. A PDF may still be less flexible than a web page for some readers.
If you need an available resource in another reasonable format, contact us and identify the item and format that would help.
Third-party content
The website may link to or display content provided by another organization.
We may not control the accessibility of an external website, embedded service, email provider, or document. We will consider a reasonable alternative when an important third-party function creates a barrier.
Known limitations
The website and downloadable guide are checked at several screen widths and with keyboard and automated accessibility tools. Known barriers, available alternatives, and planned corrections will be recorded here.
Feedback and help
If you encounter an accessibility barrier, use the Contact page and select Accessibility.
Please include:
- The page or item
- What you were trying to do
- The browser or device, if known
- The format or change that would help
- A way to contact you
We will review the request and respond as reasonably soon as possible.
Assessment
Accessibility should be checked:
- Before the public website opens
- After a major design or platform change
- Before a new downloadable document is released
- When a visitor reports a barrier
- At a regular interval chosen by the operator
Contact
Accessibility questions and requests may be sent through the Contact page.
Use the Contact page and select Accessibility for help or feedback.