Our accessibility goal
Atlas Bright aims to make the website and learning materials usable by as many people as practical, including people who use keyboards, screen readers, zoom, high magnification or reduced-motion settings.
Website design
The site uses semantic headings, keyboard-accessible controls, responsive layouts, visible focus states, alternative text for meaningful images and support for reduced-motion preferences.
Reading and visual clarity
The design uses high-contrast text, generous spacing, clear heading levels and layouts that adapt to smaller screens. Decorative content is separated from essential information where possible.
Books, printables and PDFs
Final paid PDF books will be checked during production for logical reading order, useful headings, selectable text where practical and meaningful alternative text for informative visuals. Printable resources are designed to remain usable when printed in standard formats.
Known limitations
Some highly visual educational diagrams may require additional descriptive text to convey the full concept non-visually. Accessibility will be reviewed as each book is finalised rather than assumed from the website alone.
Accessibility feedback
If something prevents you from using Atlas Bright effectively, please use the contact page and choose Accessibility. Describe the page, resource or issue and the technology you were using if you are comfortable doing so.
Use the Atlas Bright contact page and choose the topic that best matches your enquiry.
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