Accessibility

Built for every reader.

We design and build this site to be readable, navigable, and operable for the widest possible audience. We're not perfect — when we fall short, please tell us.

Standard we aim for

How To: Health & Fitness targets WCAG 2.1 Level AA. We test type contrast, keyboard navigation, focus order, alt text on editorial images, and screen-reader behavior on the templates that produce most of our pages.

What we do

Semantic HTML headings, landmarks, and lists.
Visible keyboard focus on every interactive element.
Alt text on illustrative photography and decorative images marked appropriately.
Color contrast checked against AA on body type and AAA where practical.
Pages that work without JavaScript for the article and editorial layers.

Known gaps

This is an editorial site under active development. Some long-form layouts and interactive features may not yet meet our own standard. We log accessibility issues and prioritize them alongside editorial work.

Tell us when we fail

If a page doesn't work for you with a screen reader, with keyboard navigation, at a particular zoom level, or for any other reason, write to [email protected] with Accessibility in the subject and a link to the page. We treat these as P0.