Accessibility commitment
Access belongs in the architecture.
Trio Media is committed to making this website usable by as many people as practical, including people with disabilities. This website is designed toward WCAG 2.2 Level AA.
Our commitment
Trio Media aims to provide content and interactions that are perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust. Accessibility is considered in architecture, writing, visual design, development, review, verification, and maintenance.
Measures used
- Semantic landmarks, logical headings, descriptive titles, and one primary heading per page
- Keyboard-accessible navigation, skip link, disclosures, links, and highly visible focus
- Readable type, tested contrast, responsive reflow, and no required horizontal scrolling at narrow widths
- Primary controls designed to meet or exceed 44 by 44 CSS pixels, while preserving the standards exception for links inside prose
- Empty alternatives for decorative images and text alternatives when an image communicates information
- Reduced-motion, increased-contrast, and forced-colors support
- Automated checks supported by source review, browser testing, and human evaluation
Testing posture
The website is intended to work with current major browsers, keyboard navigation, text enlargement, mobile reflow, forced colors, and common assistive technologies. Automated testing can identify only part of the barriers; knowledgeable human evaluation and feedback from people with disabilities remain essential.
Known limitations
No known unresolved blocker is intentionally published in this release. This is not a claim of perfect or permanent conformance, and an automated score is not certification. Third-party platforms, consent tools, browsers, future content, and code changes can introduce limitations.
Feedback and assistance
Email MyTrioMedia@gmail.com or call 727-355-3786. If possible, include the page, task, browser or assistive technology, and problem encountered. Trio Media will make a reasonable effort to provide the information or service through an accessible alternative while the problem is investigated.
Legal context
WCAG is a technical standard. This statement describes an implementation target and operating commitment; it is not a guarantee of compliance with every law and is not legal advice.