Sam Fender

Anti Radio Accessibility Statement

Effective Date: 11.01.2025
Domain: antiradio.net

At Anti Radio, we strongly believe in making the internet accessible to everyone, regardless of their abilities or circumstances. Our goal is to provide an inclusive online radio experience for the widest possible audience by adhering to accessibility standards.

Our Commitment to Accessibility

We are committed to ensuring that our website meets the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at the AA level, as outlined by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). These guidelines help ensure that web content is accessible to people with different kinds of disabilities, including:

• Visual impairments
• Hearing impairments
• Motor skill challenges
• Cognitive and learning disabilities

By complying with these guidelines, we aim to make Anti Radio a platform that everyone can enjoy, whether they are blind, visually impaired, motor-impaired, or have other accessibility needs.

Accessibility Features on Anti Radio

1. Screen Reader and Keyboard Navigation Support:
   Our website is compatible with popular screen readers such as JAWS, NVDA, VoiceOver, and TalkBack. We utilize ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) attributes and behavioral changes to ensure that users can navigate and operate the website effectively.

   Keyboard Navigation:

   • Use Tab and Shift+Tab keys to navigate.
   • Use the Enter key to activate links and buttons.
   • Dropdown menus can be navigated using arrow keys, and Esc closes them.
   • Content skip menus are available by pressing Alt+1.

2. AI-Based Accessibility Enhancements:
   We use an AI-based application that runs in the background to automatically improve accessibility. This includes adapting the website for screen readers, optimizing keyboard navigation, and ensuring form labels, icons, and pop-ups are fully operable. Additionally, images without descriptive tags are analyzed and provided with alternative text using object recognition technology.

3. Disability Profiles Supported:

   • Epilepsy Safe Mode: Disables animations and flashing content to protect users with epilepsy.
   • Visually Impaired Mode: Adjusts colors and contrasts for users with low vision.
   • Cognitive Disability Mode: Simplifies the interface to improve focus for users with cognitive impairments.
   • ADHD-Friendly Mode: Reduces distractions for better focus.
   • Blindness Mode: Ensures full compatibility with screen readers.
   • Motor-Impaired Mode: Enhances keyboard navigation for users with motor challenges.

4. User Interface Adjustments:
   Users can adjust various aspects of the website according to their preferences, including:

   • Font size, spacing, and alignment
   • Color contrast modes (light, dark, inverted, monochrome)
   • Cursor size and color
   • Audio muting options for autoplaying media
   • Highlighting important elements (links, titles)