mynorwegiancat.com/ is committed to making this site usable by as many people as possible, including people who use assistive technology such as screen readers, screen magnification, or keyboard-only navigation. This is an ongoing effort, not a finished state, and this Accessibility Statement MyNorwegianCat page describes exactly where that effort stands today rather than overstating it.

Scope of This Accessibility Statement MyNorwegianCat

Here is exactly what this promise covers. This Accessibility Statement MyNorwegianCat page applies to every page on mynorwegiancat.com/: hub pages, articles, product reviews, and tools such as Vet Finder. It covers what standard we reference, what we have reviewed so far, what is still in progress, and how to tell us about a problem you encounter.

Why We Are Not Claiming Conformance Yet

Some sites publish a specific WCAG conformance level without having validated it against the actual success criteria, and we have chosen not to do that. An accessibility claim that turns out to be inaccurate is arguably worse than no claim at all, both because it misleads a reader who relies on it and because inaccurate accessibility claims carry real legal exposure in several jurisdictions. This Accessibility Statement MyNorwegianCat page will state a specific conformance level once we have a validated basis for it, and not before.

WCAG 2.2 is the standard we are working toward.

The Standard We Reference

We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, published by the World Wide Web Consortium’s Web Accessibility Initiative, as our reference standard. WCAG defines three conformance levels — A, AA, and AAA — and we are working toward Level AA, which is the level most organizations and most accessibility laws reference.

We do not currently claim full conformance with WCAG 2.2 at any level; the W3C itself notes that conformance claims are not independently verified, and we would rather describe our real status accurately than make a claim we have not validated.

Our internal technical review, and what it covered.

Our Internal Accessibility Review

This is the factual basis behind this Accessibility Statement MyNorwegianCat page, stated as plainly as we can. During development of this site, we carried out an internal technical review covering theme structure, navigation, responsiveness, form usability, and the behavior of the WordPress and Kadence components the site is built on, checked against general accessibility best practices. That review identified specific points needing improvement, and we are addressing them as the site is built out. This Accessibility Statement MyNorwegianCat page reflects that review honestly: it was internal and technical, not a third-party audit, and it was not used to claim conformance with any specific WCAG level.

What We’ve Implemented So Far

Descriptive alt text on images is a standing practice across this site, not an exception applied to a few pages, and it is one of the concrete accessibility measures we can point to directly rather than describe in general terms. Heading structure, readable font sizing, and responsive layout for different screen sizes are also part of the theme and template choices behind this Accessibility Statement MyNorwegianCat page’s underlying site, based on the internal review described above.

Feedback Shapes What We Prioritize

Reports from real readers using assistive technology are more useful to us than a generic checklist, because they tell us which barrier is actually getting in someone’s way right now. This Accessibility Statement MyNorwegianCat page treats reader feedback as a direct input into what gets fixed next, alongside the internal review already described above, not as a formality.

What Is Still in Progress

Because our internal review is ongoing rather than a completed, externally validated audit, we do not maintain a public list of every remaining accessibility issue on the site. What we can say honestly is that improvement points identified in that internal review are being worked through as the site continues to be built, rather than treated as finished. If you encounter something specific that gets in your way, the fastest way to have it addressed is to tell us directly using the contact method below.

Third-Party Content and Embeds

Some pages include content we do not control directly, such as an embedded Google Map on our Vet Finder page or embedded video and social posts from platforms like YouTube and Instagram — the same third-party tools categorized in our Cookie Policy. The accessibility of that embedded content depends on the platform that provides it, not on mynorwegiancat.com/, and this Accessibility Statement MyNorwegianCat page cannot make a conformance claim about tools we did not build.

Alternative Ways to Reach Us

If a specific accessibility barrier makes email difficult for you, describe the problem however is easiest for you and send it to the same address below; we will work with whatever format you send. Getting the report to us matters more than the format it arrives in.

How to report an accessibility difficulty.

How to Report an Accessibility Difficulty

If you have trouble using any part of this site because of a disability, email [email protected] describing the page, what you were trying to do, and what happened, including which assistive technology or browser settings you were using if relevant. That detail helps us reproduce and fix the specific problem rather than guess at it.

Expected Response Time

We aim to acknowledge an accessibility report within a few business days, consistent with the response standard used across our other policies. A fix for a simple issue, such as missing alt text on a specific image, can often happen quickly; a structural issue, such as a component’s keyboard behavior, may take longer to address properly, and we will tell you that directly rather than leaving the report open with no update.

Changes to This Accessibility Statement

We will update this Accessibility Statement MyNorwegianCat page as our internal review continues and as specific improvements are completed. If a future audit allows us to make a validated conformance claim, this page is where that claim would be stated, with the basis for it named explicitly. The date at the top of this page reflects the most recent revision.

Contact Us

If you have questions about this Accessibility Statement MyNorwegianCat page or want to report an accessibility difficulty, contact Nina Fentanes, publisher and legal representative, at [email protected].

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