The Hands On Workshop believes websites should be accessible and usable by as many people as possible, regardless of their abilities or the technology they use.

Accessibility is an important consideration in how this website is designed, developed, and maintained. The goal is to provide clear content, straightforward navigation, and a website that works across different devices and methods of interaction.

The Hands On Workshop uses the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) as a reference when reviewing and improving website accessibility.

Accessibility considerations include:

• Clear and organized page structure
• Readable text and appropriate color contrast
• Descriptive links and alternative text for meaningful images
• Keyboard accessibility and navigation
• Responsive layouts across devices and screen sizes
• Forms that are understandable and usable

As the website evolves, accessibility will remain part of its ongoing review and improvement.

Despite efforts to make the website accessible, some content or features may not work as expected for every visitor.

If you experience difficulty accessing information, navigating the website, or using a particular feature, please contact The Hands On Workshop.

When reporting an issue, it helps to include the page involved, a brief description of the difficulty, and the browser or assistive technology you're using, if known.

I'll review the issue and work to address it or provide an alternative way to access the information.

Or you may use the website's Contact page.