Accessibility Statement
Hollywood Standard believes great journalism should be accessible to everyone.
We are committed to improving the accessibility and usability of our digital publication so people with different abilities, devices, technologies, and browsing preferences can access our journalism.
Our Commitment
We aim to make Hollywood Standard easier to navigate and use for people who rely on screen readers, keyboard navigation, browser accessibility features, magnification tools, voice-control technologies, alternative input devices, and other assistive technologies.
We work toward incorporating recognized accessibility principles into the design, development, content, and ongoing improvement of our website.
Accessibility Features
Clear heading structures. Descriptive page titles. Keyboard-accessible navigation. Meaningful link descriptions. Alternative text for appropriate images. Readable typography. Sufficient visual distinction between interface elements. Accessible forms. Responsive design across screen sizes. Captions or transcripts for applicable video and audio content.
Accessibility is an ongoing process. Not every piece of content or third-party component may immediately meet every accessibility expectation.
Third-Party Content
Some content or functionality available through Hollywood Standard may be provided by third-party platforms. We may not control the accessibility of these external services. Where practical, we seek services and technologies that support accessibility.
Feedback Helps Us Improve
If you experience difficulty accessing any part of Hollywood Standard, please tell us. Helpful details include the page or feature you were trying to access, the problem you encountered, the assistive technology or browser you were using if relevant, and any suggested solution that would help you access the content.
Contact Accessibility Support
Email: accessibility@hollywoodstandardmag.com
We will review accessibility concerns and consider appropriate improvements.
Continuous Improvement
Accessibility is not a one-time project. As Hollywood Standard's website, technology, content, and audience evolve, we will continue evaluating ways to improve accessibility and usability.
Our goal is simple: great journalism should be accessible to everyone.