Accessibility

Accessibility Statement

Last updated September 2, 2026

Practice Briefing is committed to providing a website that is accessible and usable for as many people as possible, including people with disabilities.

Accessibility is considered part of our ongoing website design, development, and maintenance process—not a one-time project.

Our Accessibility Standard

Practice Briefing uses the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, Level AA as the standard we work toward for this website.

These guidelines provide recognized recommendations for making digital content more perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust for people using a wide range of devices and assistive technologies.

Our goal is to incorporate accessibility into the structure, content, navigation, forms, and interactive elements of the Practice Briefing website as it evolves.

Testing and Review

We use a combination of automated and manual testing to identify potential accessibility issues.

Our review process includes:

Automated accessibility testing using axe-core and Lighthouse
Keyboard-only navigation testing
Review of focus behavior and interactive controls
Evaluation of form labels, error messages, headings, links, and other structural elements
Screen-reader testing, including tools such as VoiceOver or NVDA, when significant front-end changes are introduced

Automated testing cannot identify every accessibility barrier. For that reason, accessibility also requires ongoing manual review and feedback from people using the site.

Known Limitations

At this time, we are not aware of any accessibility issues that prevent visitors from using the primary content or functionality of this website.

That does not mean an accessibility barrier cannot exist.

If we identify an issue, or one is reported to us, we will evaluate it and make reasonable efforts to address it as part of our ongoing website maintenance.

Accessibility Feedback and Assistance

If you experience difficulty accessing any part of the Practice Briefing website, we want to know about it.

Please email:

Practice Briefing Accessibility

[email protected]

If possible, include the page or feature where you encountered the issue and a brief description of the problem. Information about the browser, device, or assistive technology you were using can also be helpful, but is not required.

We aim to respond to accessibility reports within five business days.

If you are unable to access information or a resource through the website because of an accessibility issue, please contact us and we will make reasonable efforts to provide the information in an accessible alternative format.

Ongoing Commitment

Web standards, assistive technologies, and the Practice Briefing website will continue to evolve.

When we add or substantially change pages, forms, or interactive features, accessibility is included in our review process. We also update this statement when our accessibility practices or known limitations materially change.

Our objective is straightforward: Practice Briefing should be usable by the people who need to use it.