Accessibility Statement

Expedition Edge is for everyone who likes travel done well. That includes people who use assistive technology, navigate by keyboard, need clear contrast, prefer reduced motion, or simply want a site that’s easy to use.

We’re committed to making expedition-edge.com accessible and to improving it over time.

Our goal

We aim to make the site usable for as many people as possible and to follow recognized accessibility standards, including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), where practical.

What we’re doing

We work to support accessibility features such as:

• Clear structure with meaningful headings and page landmarks
• Keyboard navigation for menus, buttons, and forms
• Readable text sizing and spacing
• Sufficient color contrast for text and key interface elements
• Alt text for important images (especially when an image contains meaning, not just decoration)
• Captions or transcripts for videos and audio content when available
• Reduced motion support where it helps (for example, avoiding unnecessary animations)

HDR photos and accessibility

We publish high-quality photography, including HDR images on compatible displays. We also aim to ensure the experience remains comfortable and usable:

• Images should not flash or animate in a way that could trigger discomfort
• We try to keep galleries navigable by keyboard and screen readers
• We provide fallback formats where needed so content remains viewable on non-HDR displays

Known limitations

Accessibility is a moving target, and some parts of the site may not yet be perfect. Examples might include:

• Older posts that don’t have complete alt text
• Embedded third-party players (maps, video, audio) that may have accessibility gaps outside our control
• Certain interactive galleries that may require improvements for screen reader support

When we find issues, we prioritize fixes that improve real usability.

Feedback and contact

If you have trouble using Expedition Edge, please tell us. The most helpful reports include:

• the page URL
• what you were trying to do
• what device/browser you’re using
• what assistive technology (if any) you use
• what went wrong (or what could be better)

Contact us through the site’s contact page, and we’ll do our best to respond and address the issue.

Date

This statement was last updated: February 28, 2026.