This statement was last updated on 17.02.2025

 

We at Playershub LLC are working to make our site Lukka's World/ www.lukkasworld.com accessible to people with disabilities.

1. Accessibility Goals and Commitments

• Accessibility goals: State your aim to make your website accessible for users with disabilities.

• Commitments: Highlight your website's compliance with accessibility standards (e.g., WCAG 2.1, ADA, ADEA, etc.).

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2. Accessibility Features Offered to Users

• For visually impaired users: Compatibility with screen readers, high-contrast modes, text enlargement options, etc.

• For hearing-impaired users: Subtitles, sign language videos, transcription of audio content, etc.

• For physically impaired users: Keyboard navigation, touchscreen compatibility, accessible form fields, etc.

• Language options: Mention if you offer content in multiple languages and how users can switch between them.

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3. Accessibility Standards

• Mention if your website complies with international accessibility standards (e.g., WCAG 2.1).

• Indicate the conformance levels (A, AA, AAA) that your site meets.

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4. Accessibility Testing and Feedback

• Tests: Describe the methods used to test the accessibility features of your website (e.g., automated tools, manual tests, or user feedback).

• Feedback: Provide a channel for users to report accessibility issues they encounter.

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5. Issues and Fixes

• If there are any ongoing accessibility issues, mention them.

• You can also mention your commitment to continuous improvement in terms of accessibility.

6. Accessibility Support

• Provide a brief guide on how users can benefit from the accessibility features of your website.

7. Contact Information

• Provide contact details for users to report accessibility issues. For example, a support email address or phone number.