Accessibility Statement

1. Our commitment

60AndOver.online is designed to help adults 60+ and their families find services, savings, tools, and support. Accessibility is part of that mission.

We aim to provide a website that is understandable, navigable, readable, and usable by as many people as reasonably possible, including visitors who use screen readers, keyboard navigation, voice-control software, screen magnification, or other assistive technology.

2. Accessibility standard

We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 as an important reference for improving this website and aim toward Level AA accessibility where reasonably achievable.

This statement is not a claim that every page or feature currently conforms fully to every WCAG 2.2 Level AA success criterion. Accessibility work is ongoing, and site features may change as content, tools, third-party services, and technology evolve.

3. Accessibility features and design practices

Our current design and development practices may include:

• Readable body text and senior-friendly font sizes
• Strong color contrast between text and backgrounds
• Clear headings and logical page structure
• Descriptive page titles, labels, links, and buttons
• Keyboard-accessible links, forms, and interactive controls where supported
• Visible focus indicators for keyboard navigation
• Text alternatives for meaningful images when added correctly
• Responsive layouts that adapt to desktop, tablet, and mobile screens
• Forms with visible labels and clear instructions
• Avoidance of unnecessary flashing, rapid animation, or auto-playing media
• Plain-language explanations for tools, forms, and important notices

4. Testing and continuous improvement

Accessibility is reviewed as the website grows. We may use a combination of manual review, keyboard testing, automated accessibility checks, browser testing, mobile testing, and feedback from visitors.

Automated testing can identify some issues but cannot confirm complete accessibility. Human review and feedback from people who use assistive technology remain important.

New pages and tools may be updated after publication when accessibility issues are discovered.

5. Known and possible limitations

Despite ongoing efforts, some parts of the website may not yet work perfectly for every visitor or assistive technology combination.

Possible limitations may include:

• Older pages or content created before current accessibility practices were adopted
• Complex interactive tools, maps, filters, calculators, or location-based results
• PDFs, images, charts, or documents supplied by third parties
• Videos without complete captions, transcripts, or audio descriptions
• Affiliate widgets, booking forms, advertisements, maps, or embedded services
• Third-party review, rating, payment, reservation, or quote systems
• Occasional missing, incomplete, or imperfect alternative text

We intend to address confirmed barriers based on severity, visitor impact, technical feasibility, and available resources.

6. Third-party content and services

60AndOver.online may link to or display services operated by Google, Amazon, CJ affiliate partners, travel providers, insurers, merchants, social platforms, advertisers, and other independent companies.

We do not control the accessibility of external websites, embedded tools, advertisements, maps, booking systems, product pages, or third-party applications.

Accessibility concerns involving a third-party service may need to be reported directly to that provider. We still welcome notice when a third-party feature creates a barrier on our website so we can review possible alternatives.

7. Browsers and assistive technology

The site is intended to work with current versions of commonly used browsers and operating systems. Accessibility may vary depending on the browser, device, assistive technology, settings, extensions, and software version being used.

Keeping browsers and assistive technology updated may improve compatibility. Zoom, text-size, contrast, reading-mode, and keyboard settings available through the browser or operating system may also help.

8. Accessibility feedback

We welcome accessibility feedback from visitors. A specific description helps us understand and investigate the issue.

When reporting a barrier, please include:

• The page address or name of the tool
• A description of what you were trying to do
• What happened or what information you could not access
• Your browser, device, or assistive technology when comfortable sharing it
• The format or alternative that would help you

9. Requesting an accessible alternative

If you cannot access information, a form, a tool, or a service result, contact us and describe the material you need.

When reasonably possible, we will try to provide the information in another usable format, explain the content, help locate an alternative resource, or identify another way to complete the task.

The time needed to provide an alternative may depend on the complexity of the request, the format involved, and whether the content comes from an independent third party.

10. Response and review process

We aim to acknowledge accessibility messages within two business days. Some issues may take longer to investigate or correct.

Confirmed barriers may be prioritized according to their effect on access to essential content, tools, forms, and services. We may contact you for additional details when needed to understand the problem.

This Accessibility Statement will be reviewed and updated as the website and its accessibility practices develop.

11. Contact us about accessibility