Accessibility statement

We want everyone to be able to read this site, including people with disabilities.

The standard we apply

The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, Level AA, and a text contrast of at least 7 to 1. We aim to meet it, and cannot yet say the site does.

What has been tested

• Automated checks, 13 November 2026, found no problem. One was axe-core 4.14, an open accessibility checker, run on every page in light and dark colors. The others were the site's own checks, for color contrast, page structure, links within the site, line length, and anything cut off at phone and desktop widths.
• By hand, 13 November 2026, on each page, in Edge on Windows, no problem found with: keyboard, the Narrator screen reader, zoom to 400 percent, larger text and spacing, print. On a phone: not yet.

AI tools help build and check this site, and the founder reviews every page and decides what is published, except work the founder steps aside from because of a tie. No outside reviewer has audited the site.

Known problems

The hosted documents are the release's own plain text and Markdown files. A browser shows them as unformatted text, and may show them small on a phone or download them. That is harder to read, most of all with a screen reader. An edition made for reading in a browser is planned.

Any problem we find will be listed here. The project's page "What Florida counties can do about a large data center" is separate and not covered here.

Report a barrier, or ask for another format

Write to contact@inkindstandard.org. Say which page and what happened; we will work with you to get the content in a form you can use.

This statement applies from the date below.

Page updated 14 November 2026.