Accessibility Statement

Our Commitment

Nevadaville Heritage Foundation is committed to making its website and digital information reasonably accessible to as many people as possible, including people with disabilities.

As NHF’s website and digital resources continue to develop, we will work to improve usability, readability and accessibility.

Accessibility Practices

NHF aims to use practices that support accessible web use, including:

clear page structure and headings;

readable text and sufficient color contrast;

descriptive text for meaningful images when practical;

keyboard-accessible navigation where supported by our website platform;

understandable link and button labels; and

mobile-responsive layouts.

Historic photographs, maps, scanned documents and archival materials may present accessibility challenges because of their age, format, detail or original condition. When practical, NHF will provide descriptive captions, context or alternative information.

Third-Party Content

This website may link to third-party websites, archives, document viewers, social-media platforms and other external services. NHF does not control the accessibility of those external services.

Need Assistance?

If you have difficulty accessing information on this website or would like information provided in another reasonable format, please contact us.

Nevadaville Heritage Foundation
[email protected]

When contacting us, please describe the page or material you were trying to access and the type of assistance you need.

Ongoing Improvement

NHF expects this website to continue evolving. Accessibility issues identified through use of the site will be reviewed as resources and technology allow.