Accessibility Statement for BlazeFox.org

At BlazeFox.org, we are committed to making fire safety education accessible, inclusive, and engaging for everyone. Our mission is to ensure that children, families, and educators of all abilities can learn, play, and grow with Blaze the Fire Prevention Fox.

 

Our Commitment

• We strive to meet or exceed the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 AA standards.

• Accessibility is built into our design process, ensuring that all users can interact with our content.

• We recognize that accessibility is an ongoing effort and welcome feedback to improve our site.

 

Accessibility Features

• Text Alternatives: All images, graphics, and mascots include descriptive alt text.

• Keyboard Navigation: The site can be fully navigated using a keyboard.

• Readable Content: Clear fonts, high-contrast colors, and simple layouts support readability.

• Captions & Transcripts: Videos and podcasts include captions or transcripts for users with hearing impairments.

• Age-Appropriate Design: Content is tailored to different grade levels, ensuring clarity and comprehension.

• Inclusive Storytelling: Indigenous storytelling and cultural motifs are presented respectfully and accessibly.

 

Compatibility

BlazeFox.org is designed to work across:

• Desktop and mobile devices

• Screen readers and assistive technologies

• Modern browsers (Chrome, Edge, Safari, Firefox)

 

Continuous Improvement

We know accessibility is a journey. Our team regularly reviews and updates BlazeFox.org to improve usability. We also consult with educators and accessibility experts to ensure our resources meet diverse needs.

 

Feedback

If you encounter any accessibility barriers on BlazeFox.org, please let us know:

• Email: accessibility@blazefox.org

• Phone: +1 (XXX) XXX-XXXX

• Mailing Address: FireLine Solutions, [Insert Address]​

We value your input and will respond promptly to address concerns.

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Legal Compliance

BlazeFox.org complies with applicable accessibility laws and regulations in Canada and the United States, including the Accessible Canada Act (ACA) and ADA Title III.​