Accessibility Statement

Our Commitment To Accessibility

SavorFinder believes people should be able to access useful local food information regardless of disability, assistive technology, device type or input method. We aim to design and maintain our website so that content, navigation, forms, links and interactive features are understandable and operable for a broad range of users.

Our accessibility work includes reviewing design choices, improving page structure, maintaining readable text and contrast, supporting keyboard interaction where practical, and making responsive layouts usable across desktop, tablet and mobile devices.

Accessibility Standard We Aim To Follow

SavorFinder aims to improve its website in alignment with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 published by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).

Our goal is to work toward the Level AA success criteria where reasonably practicable. This statement describes an accessibility goal and ongoing effort; it should not be interpreted as a formal certification or a claim that every page currently conforms to every WCAG 2.2 Level AA success criterion.

Measures We Take To Support Accessibility

SavorFinder's accessibility efforts may include:

• Using semantic HTML headings and logical page structure.
• Providing descriptive page titles and meaningful link text.
• Maintaining responsive layouts that adapt to smaller screens.
• Using readable font sizes, spacing and visual hierarchy.
• Working to maintain sufficient foreground/background contrast.
• Supporting visible keyboard focus states for interactive elements.
• Using form labels and instructions where forms or search tools are provided.
• Avoiding unnecessary motion and respecting reduced-motion preferences where practical.
• Reviewing interactive maps, search tools and other components for usability.
• Improving content and templates when accessibility issues are identified.

Accessibility Features On SavorFinder

Depending on the page and feature, SavorFinder may include accessibility-supporting design choices such as:

• Responsive page layouts for desktop, tablet and mobile screens.
• Clear heading levels intended to help users understand page organization.
• High-contrast primary buttons and calls to action.
• Keyboard-accessible native HTML controls where possible.
• Visible text labels for search fields and selection controls.
• Text-based explanations alongside maps and other interactive content.
• FAQ sections built with native HTML disclosure controls on applicable pages.
• External links that remain available outside embedded map experiences.

Known Limitations

Despite our efforts, some parts of SavorFinder may not yet provide an optimal accessibility experience for every user. Potential limitations may include:

• Embedded third-party maps or widgets that are not fully controlled by SavorFinder.
• Restaurant information, menus, images or other content supplied or hosted by third parties.
• Older pages or components that may not yet reflect newer accessibility improvements.
• Interactive features that may behave differently across browsers, devices or assistive technologies.
• External websites linked from SavorFinder that have their own accessibility practices.

When we identify a barrier that we can reasonably address, we aim to review and improve it as part of our ongoing site maintenance.

Third-Party Content And Services

SavorFinder may link to or embed services operated by other organizations, such as mapping platforms, restaurant websites, reservation services, local business listings or other external resources. SavorFinder does not control the accessibility of third-party websites, applications or embedded services.

If a third-party feature creates an accessibility barrier, you may be able to access the same information through accompanying text, an external link or the third party's own accessibility tools.

Accessibility Feedback And Assistance

We welcome feedback about accessibility barriers on SavorFinder. If you have difficulty accessing content, using a search feature, navigating a page or understanding information on the site, please contact SavorFinder using any contact method or contact form currently published on savorfinder.com.

When reporting an accessibility issue, it is helpful to include:

• The web address (URL) of the page where the issue occurred.
• A short description of the problem.
• The device and browser you were using.
• The assistive technology you were using, if applicable.
• The information or task you were trying to access or complete.

Ongoing Accessibility Improvements

Accessibility is not a one-time project. Website content, browser technology, assistive technology, third-party services and accessibility guidance continue to evolve. SavorFinder intends to review accessibility as the site grows and to incorporate practical improvements into future design and content updates.

We may revise this Accessibility Statement from time to time to reflect changes to the website, accessibility practices, available contact methods or relevant standards.