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Accessibility Statement

NyFTee aims to make its public website usable by people with a wide range of abilities, technologies, and access needs, with WCAG 2.2 Level AA as the design and implementation target.

Last updated: August 30, 2026
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These public policies describe current NyFTee practices and should be reviewed by qualified counsel before a final domain launch or material system change.

Current approach

The site uses semantic structure, keyboard-accessible navigation and controls, visible focus, descriptive labels, sufficient color contrast, responsive content parity, reduced-motion support, and status messages for forms.

Third-party services

External scheduling, payment, retailer, venture, and video services may have their own accessibility behavior. NyFTee will offer a direct email support route when a third-party flow creates a barrier it can reasonably work around.

Feedback and accommodation

If you encounter a barrier or need an alternative way to inquire, book, receive information, or complete an approved payment, email kevinbondconsulting@gmail.com and describe the page, task, assistive technology if relevant, and preferred response format.

Ongoing work

Accessibility is reviewed as content, forms, integrations, and components change. A statement of intent does not replace testing or user feedback; issues will be prioritized according to impact and available remediation.

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