Accessibility

Accessibility

The Audio Magazine aims to make its editorial content and site tools usable by as many readers as reasonably possible, including people using assistive technologies.

We work to maintain readable typography and contrast, meaningful heading structure, keyboard-accessible navigation and useful alternative text for editorial images where appropriate. Older material may not yet meet the same standard as newer or revised content.

Some third-party material, embedded services, advertisements or linked websites are outside our direct control and may have different accessibility characteristics.

If you encounter an accessibility problem on The Audio Magazine, please contact us and identify the page and the difficulty you encountered so we can investigate it.