Web Accessibility

WEB ACCESSIBILITY

SpecialScores.com is committed to accessibility, diversity, and inclusion. These core values are fundamental to the way we do business and the digital experiences we design.

With this in mind, we are continuously taking steps to improve our site, SpecialScores.com, and ensure it complies with the best practices and standards defined by Section 508 of the U.S. Rehabilitation Act and the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines of the World Wide Web Consortium.

Our website is monitored and tested periodically by internal and third-party accessibility consultants. These people help us identify usability issues and discover new solutions to further improve the accessibility of our site.

Our Current Accessibility Features

– Alternative text detail for appropriate images and other non-text elements.
– Title attributes for additional information about links and indication of new browser windows.
– Structural markup to indicate headings and lists to aid in page comprehension.
– Association of forms with labels.
– Association of all data cells in a data table with their headers.
– JavaScript and style sheets to enhance the appearance and functionality of the site. If these technologies are not available, alternative content is provided where necessary to ensure a usable experience.

Further accessibility efforts are underway. As we continue to improve our website, we will reflect any changes here within our accessibility statement. That way you’ll know about the progress we’re making. Please contact us at Service@SpecialScores.com.

v1.1. Last updated 4/5/19.

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