Accessibility

Accessibility at CDJ Books

Stories and services should be easier to reach

We are working to make the CDJ Books website more usable for people with different abilities, devices, and assistive technologies.

Our commitment

Building access into the publishing experience

CDJ Books is committed to providing a welcoming and usable digital experience for readers, customers, families, educators, librarians, and other visitors, including people with disabilities.

We want visitors to be able to discover books, explore story worlds, access resources, manage customer accounts, and complete purchases with as few barriers as reasonably possible.

Accessibility is an ongoing responsibility rather than a one-time website feature.

Accessibility Statement

Our approach to digital accessibility

Our accessibility goal

We are working to improve the accessibility of the CDJ Books website and are using the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, WCAG 2.2 Level AA, as our guiding standard.

As the website, store, content, and technology change, we will continue reviewing and improving the experience.

Important distinction

This statement describes our accessibility goal and ongoing work. It should not be interpreted as a claim of complete conformance unless a completed evaluation supports that claim.

Measures we are taking

Structure and navigation

Use meaningful headings, landmarks, link text, page titles, navigation order, and keyboard-accessible interactions.

Visual presentation

Maintain readable contrast, visible focus, flexible layouts, text resizing, and alternatives to information communicated through color alone.

Images and media

Provide useful text alternatives for meaningful images and captions, transcripts, or alternatives for media when required.

Forms and commerce

Use visible labels, understandable instructions, accessible errors, keyboard support, and clear confirmation throughout forms and store transactions.

Documents and resources

Review discussion guides, PDFs, downloads, and other resources and provide alternative formats when necessary.

Ongoing quality assurance

Include accessibility in design, development, content entry, plugin selection, testing, maintenance, and issue review.

Assistance and alternative formats

Contact us if you cannot access a page, form, document, discussion guide, product description, or another part of the website.

Useful information may include:

  • The page, document, product, or feature involved
  • The task you were trying to complete
  • The barrier you encountered
  • The device and browser used, when known
  • The assistive technology used, when relevant
  • The alternative format or assistance requested

You do not need to disclose a diagnosis or unnecessary medical information to request assistance.

Reporting an accessibility barrier

Report an accessibility issue through the Contact page or Customer Support page.

Accessibility contact

Form: CDJ Books contact form

Email: INSERT VERIFIED ACCESSIBILITY EMAIL

Use “Accessibility” in the email subject line.

We will acknowledge and review reports through our monitored support process. Publish a response-time commitment only after the organization has confirmed that it can meet it reliably.

Third-party services and content

Parts of the CDJ Books experience may rely on payment, shipping, media, analytics, email, security, download, or social-media services provided by other organizations.

CDJ Books may not control every aspect of these services. We nevertheless consider accessibility when selecting and configuring them and welcome reports about barriers encountered while using them through CDJ Books.

Known limitations

We are continuing to evaluate the website and may not yet have identified every accessibility barrier.

When a known limitation is identified, this section should explain:

  • The affected content or feature
  • The nature of the limitation
  • The available alternative
  • The remediation status
  • An approved target date, only when reliable

Do not hide known barriers

Replace this general text with specific, honest information after accessibility testing identifies unresolved issues.

Technical information

The CDJ Books website is built with WordPress and WooCommerce and may use theme, plugin, payment, shipping, media, analytics, security, and email technologies.

Accessibility depends on the website code, editorial content, product data, uploaded media, downloadable files, third-party integrations, and ongoing maintenance.

Content-management system
WordPress
Commerce platform
WooCommerce
Theme
Blocksy with a CDJ Books child theme
Accessibility target
WCAG 2.2 Level AA
Additional technologies
INSERT VERIFIED PLUGINS AND THIRD-PARTY SERVICES

Assessment approach

The website may be evaluated through a combination of:

  • Automated testing
  • Keyboard-only testing
  • Screen-reader testing
  • Browser zoom and text-resizing checks
  • Color-contrast review
  • Mobile and responsive testing
  • Form and error-state testing
  • PDF and downloadable-resource review
  • Manual WCAG 2.2 Level AA evaluation
  • Feedback from people using assistive technologies

Testing disclosure

Replace this list with the testing actually completed, including its date, scope, and assessor where appropriate.

Statement dates and review

Statement prepared
INSERT DATE
Last reviewed
INSERT DATE
Next scheduled review
INSERT DATE OR APPROVED CADENCE
Responsible owner
INSERT RESPONSIBLE TEAM OR ROLE

Request assistance

Let us know what would make the experience usable

Tell us what you were trying to do, what prevented access, and what alternative format or support would help.