We want every creator to be able to read and use this site, whatever device or assistive technology they rely on.
Accessibility is part of our mission to make creator education available to everyone. We aim to follow widely recognized guidelines (the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, WCAG) as a practical target, and we treat accessibility as an ongoing effort rather than a box to tick once.
Across the site we use semantic HTML headings and landmarks so screen readers can navigate structure; aim for readable color contrast in our charcoal-and-gold palette; keep text scalable when you zoom; support keyboard navigation for links and menus; write descriptive link text instead of “click here”; and provide text alternatives for meaningful non-text elements. Our pages are built without pop-ups, auto-playing media, or interruptions that get in your way.
We are a small independent team and the site evolves, so some areas may not yet fully meet every guideline. We would rather be honest about that than overstate it. When we learn of a barrier, we prioritize fixing it — and reports from readers are the fastest way we find out.
If anything on Creator Lab is hard to access, please let us know through the contact page, with the page and the problem if you can. We take these reports seriously and will do our best to provide the information you need in a usable form.