Site information
Access is part of good communication.
AMTA Oregon aims to make chapter information and website experiences usable by people with different devices, abilities, and ways of accessing content.
Our approach
Build, listen, improve.
Accessibility is ongoing work. The chapter will continue reviewing structure, contrast, keyboard use, image descriptions, link clarity, document formats, and responsive behavior.
Clear structure & language
Pages use meaningful headings, descriptive links, readable spacing, and direct language whenever possible.
Keyboard & touch access
Navigation and controls should remain understandable across keyboard, pointer, and touch input.
Images & documents
Meaningful images should include text alternatives, and important documents should be offered in usable formats when practical.
Need another format?
Tell us where access breaks down.
If you cannot access information, complete an action, use the navigation, or understand content on this site, contact the chapter with the page address and a description of the barrier.
We will make a reasonable effort to provide the information another way and use the report to improve the site. External websites and third-party services are governed by their own accessibility practices.
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