Operation Airdrop Accessibility
Operation Airdrop is committed to ensuring digital accessibility for people with disabilities. We are actively working to increase the accessibility and usability of our website, operationairdrop.org, and in doing so aim to adhere to applicable standards and guidelines.
Conformance Status
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 define requirements for designers and developers to improve accessibility for people with disabilities. These guidelines establish three levels of conformance: Level A, Level AA, and Level AAA.
Operation Airdrop aims to conform to WCAG 2.1 Level AA. While we strive to ensure that all pages and content on operationairdrop.org meet these standards, some content may not yet fully conform. We are continuously working to identify and remediate accessibility barriers.
Measures to Support Accessibility
Operation Airdrop takes the following measures to ensure accessibility of operationairdrop.org:
- Integrating accessibility into our design and development practices
- Providing ongoing accessibility training and awareness for our team
- Conducting periodic reviews and testing of website content and features
- Incorporating accessibility considerations into procurement of third-party tools and services
Technical Specifications
Accessibility of operationairdrop.org relies on the following technologies to work with the combination of web browser and any assistive technologies or plugins installed on your computer:
- HTML, the structure behind webpages
- WAI-ARIA, accessibility standards
- CSS, or Cascading Style Sheets, controls the visual styling of a webpage, including colors, fonts, spacing, and layout
- JavaScript, the programming language used to add interactivity to webpages
These technologies are relied upon to ensure conformance with accessibility standards (see the MDN Web Docs Glossary of web terms).
Limitations and Alternatives
Despite our best efforts to ensure accessibility, there may be some limitations. In particular:
- Certain time-sensitive content related to disaster response operations (including mission updates, flight coordination materials, or rapidly deployed resources) may be published before the full accessibility review is complete.
- Some third-party content or functionality (such as donation processing platforms or mapping tools) may not fully conform to WCAG standards.
If you encounter inaccessible content, contact us, and we will make reasonable efforts to provide an accessible alternative or remediate the issue promptly.
Assessment Approach
Operation Airdrop assesses the accessibility of operationairdrop.org through:
- Internal self-evaluation
- Periodic manual and automated testing
Feedback and Contact Information
We welcome your feedback on the accessibility of operationairdrop.org. If you experience accessibility barriers or require assistance, contact us:
Email: info@operationairdrop.org
Mailing Address: Operation Airdrop
PO Box 849
Canton, Texas 75103
We aim to respond to accessibility-related requests within a reasonable timeframe.
Compatibility with Browsers and Assistive Technology
operationairdrop.org is designed to be compatible with commonly used modern browsers and assistive technologies. Compatibility may vary depending on the combination of browser and assistive technology used.
Ongoing Improvement
Operation Airdrop is committed to continual improvement of accessibility and regularly reviews this statement to reflect updates in standards, technology, and our practices.