Accessibility Statement

Last updated: September 5, 2026

Megri.com is committed to making its digital content accessible to the widest reasonably possible audience, including people with disabilities.

We aim to provide a Website that can be perceived, understood, navigated and used by readers with a range of abilities, devices and assistive technologies.

This Accessibility Statement applies to Megri.com and the digital content and features under our control.

1. Our Accessibility Commitment

Accessibility is an ongoing part of Megri.com’s publishing, design and technical work.

We seek to improve accessibility by considering the needs of people who may:

  • Be blind or have low vision.
  • Be deaf or hard of hearing.
  • Have limited mobility or dexterity.
  • Use a keyboard rather than a mouse.
  • Use screen-reading or voice-control software.
  • Have cognitive, neurological or learning disabilities.
  • Experience photosensitivity or motion sensitivity.
  • Use magnification, high-contrast settings or other assistive features.
  • Access the Website through different devices, browsers or connection speeds.

We recognize that accessibility needs vary and that no single design or technical solution will meet every person’s requirements.

2. Accessibility Standard

Megri.com uses the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines WCAG 2.2 as an important reference for its accessibility efforts.

Our current accessibility target is WCAG 2.2 Level AA.

WCAG is organized around four general principles. Digital content should be:

  • Perceivable: Information should be available in ways users can perceive.
  • Operable: Website controls and navigation should be usable through different input methods.
  • Understandable: Content and interfaces should be reasonably clear and predictable.
  • Robust: Content should work with a range of browsers and assistive technologies.

Using WCAG as a target does not mean that every page, article, embedded feature or historical item currently meets every WCAG 2.2 Level AA success criterion.

3. Current Conformance Status

Megri.com is working toward improved conformance with WCAG 2.2 Level AA.

Because the Website contains a substantial and changing collection of articles, images, videos, advertisements, archived content and third-party integrations, some content or features may not yet fully meet our accessibility target.

We do not claim that every part of the Website is fully conformant or compatible with every assistive technology.

Accessibility is reviewed and improved as part of our continuing Website and editorial development.

4. Accessibility Measures

Depending on the page, content and technology involved, Megri.com may use measures such as:

  • Clear page titles and headings.
  • Logical heading structures.
  • Descriptive links.
  • Alternative text for meaningful images.
  • Keyboard-accessible navigation.
  • Visible keyboard focus indicators.
  • Sufficient text and background contrast.
  • Resizable text.
  • Responsive layouts.
  • Labels and instructions for forms.
  • Consistent navigation and page structures.
  • Semantic HTML where practical.
  • Captions, transcripts or text alternatives for multimedia where available.
  • Error messages that help users correct form entries.
  • Descriptive page metadata.
  • Avoidance of unnecessary flashing or rapidly moving content.
  • Testing with accessibility evaluation tools.
  • Manual review of selected Website features.

Not every measure will apply to every item of content.

5. Keyboard Navigation

We aim to make primary Website navigation and interactive controls usable with a keyboard.

Depending on your browser and device, you may use keys such as:

  • Tab to move forward through links and controls.
  • Shift + Tab to move backward.
  • Enter to activate a selected link or button.
  • Spacebar to activate certain controls or move down a page.
  • Arrow keys to navigate some menus, lists and form controls.
  • Escape to close certain menus or dialog boxes.

Some third-party features or older Website components may not provide complete keyboard functionality.

If you encounter a keyboard trap, invisible focus indicator or control that cannot be operated without a mouse, please report it to us.

6. Text Size, Zoom and Display Settings

Most modern browsers allow you to:

  • Increase or decrease text size.
  • Zoom the entire page.
  • Change default fonts.
  • Adjust colors and contrast.
  • Use reader or simplified-view modes.
  • Apply operating-system accessibility settings.

The Website is designed to support browser zoom and responsive display where reasonably possible. At high magnification levels, some content may reflow or require additional scrolling.

7. Images and Alternative Text

We aim to provide meaningful alternative text for images that communicate information.

Decorative images may use empty alternative attributes so assistive technology can ignore them.

Some older articles, supplied images, complex graphics or third-party media may have:

  • Missing alternative text.
  • Incomplete alternative text.
  • Text embedded inside an image.
  • Captions that do not describe every relevant visual detail.

We continue to improve image descriptions, with priority given to current and frequently accessed content.

AI-generated or materially AI-altered images may also be labelled in accordance with our AI Use Policy.

8. Audio and Video Content

Where practical, we aim to provide captions, transcripts or another accessible alternative for prerecorded audio and video content.

However, some:

  • Older videos.
  • Embedded third-party videos.
  • Trailers.
  • Social media content.
  • Live streams.
  • Externally hosted audio.

may not have complete captions, transcripts or audio descriptions.

The accuracy and availability of automatically generated captions may depend on the third-party platform providing them.

If you require an accessible alternative to material controlled by Megri.com, contact us and identify the relevant page.

9. Forms and Interactive Features

We aim to make forms and interactive features understandable and operable by providing appropriate labels, instructions and error information.

Some forms supplied through plugins or third-party services may not fully meet our accessibility target.

If you are unable to:

  • Complete a form.
  • Create or access an account.
  • Change a setting.
  • Submit a request.
  • Use a search or navigation feature.

please contact us so we can consider an alternative way to provide access or receive the required information.

10. Links and Navigation

We aim to use meaningful link text and reasonably consistent navigation.

Some article links may use titles or wording supplied by external sources. Older content may also contain links that are no longer active or sufficiently descriptive.

Links to third-party websites may open in the same or a new browser tab depending on the Website feature and context.

11. Tables, Charts and Complex Content

Articles may include tables, charts, infographics, diagrams or other complex visual information.

Where practical, we aim to provide:

  • Proper table headings.
  • Captions or surrounding explanations.
  • Text summaries.
  • Descriptions of significant visual information.

Some complex or historical material may not yet have a complete text equivalent. Readers may request assistance accessing particular information.

12. Documents and Downloadable Files

Megri.com may link to PDFs, documents, spreadsheets or other downloadable files.

Some files, especially historical or third-party documents, may not be fully accessible to screen readers or keyboard users.

Where Megri.com controls the material and a reasonable alternative is available, you may request the information in another format.

We cannot guarantee the accessibility of documents created or hosted by third parties.

13. Advertisements and Sponsored Content

The Website may display advertisements, sponsored material and affiliate links.

We aim to identify commercial content clearly in accordance with our Advertising, Sponsored Content and Affiliate Disclosure.

Some advertisements are supplied and controlled by third-party advertising providers. Their content, controls and accessibility may be outside Megri.com’s direct control.

If a third-party advertisement creates a serious accessibility barrier, please provide the page URL, a description and, if possible, a screenshot so we can investigate.

14. Third-Party and Embedded Content

Megri.com may link to or embed content supplied by third parties, including:

  • Videos.
  • Audio players.
  • Social media posts.
  • Maps.
  • Advertisements.
  • Forms.
  • Widgets.
  • Documents.
  • Other websites.

Third-party content may not meet the same accessibility target as content directly controlled by Megri.com.

Although we may raise reported issues or consider alternative implementations, we cannot guarantee the accessibility of third-party platforms.

15. Browser and Assistive-Technology Compatibility

Accessibility can vary according to the combination of:

  • Device.
  • Operating system.
  • Browser.
  • Browser version.
  • Screen reader.
  • Magnification software.
  • Voice-control software.
  • Personal settings.

For better security and accessibility, we recommend using a current version of a widely supported browser and keeping your operating system and assistive technology updated.

Megri.com cannot guarantee compatibility with every browser, older technology or customized configuration.

16. Known and Possible Limitations

Despite our efforts, accessibility limitations may include:

  • Missing or incomplete alternative text in older articles.
  • Incomplete captions or transcripts for some multimedia.
  • Third-party advertisements or embedded content that is difficult to navigate.
  • Older documents that are not fully structured for assistive technology.
  • Form controls or menus supplied by plugins that have limited keyboard support.
  • Complex tables, graphics or infographics without complete text alternatives.
  • Low-contrast text or images within content supplied by third parties.
  • Archived pages created before current accessibility practices were adopted.

This list may not identify every accessibility issue. We welcome reports concerning barriers not listed here.

17. Alternative Access and Reasonable Assistance

If you cannot access information or complete an action through the Website, contact us and explain what you are trying to access.

Where reasonably possible, we may:

  • Provide information in a different digital format.
  • Supply a text description.
  • Help identify an accessible source.
  • Receive information by email.
  • Investigate and correct a Website barrier.
  • Provide another reasonable method of accessing content under our control.

The available solution will depend on the nature of the content, request and technology involved.

18. How to Report an Accessibility Problem

If you encounter an accessibility barrier, contact:

Megri Legal Team
Email: legal@megri.com
Contact page: https://www.megri.com/contact

Please include, where possible:

  • The URL of the affected page.
  • A description of the problem.
  • The task you were trying to complete.
  • The browser and device you were using.
  • The assistive technology involved, if relevant.
  • Your preferred method of receiving a response.
  • The accessible format or assistance you require.

You are not required to disclose the nature of your disability.

Use the email subject line:

Accessibility Request – Megri.com

19. How We Handle Accessibility Feedback

When we receive an accessibility report, we may:

  • Review the affected page or feature.
  • Request additional information.
  • Test the issue using available tools.
  • Consult the Website or content team.
  • Contact a third-party provider where appropriate.
  • Provide an accessible alternative where reasonably possible.
  • Prioritize remediation according to severity, impact and available resources.

We aim to acknowledge and address accessibility concerns within a reasonable period. Complex technical problems or issues involving third-party services may require additional time.

Submitting a report does not guarantee that every requested technical change or format can be provided, but we will consider the request in good faith.

20. Ongoing Improvement

Megri.com treats accessibility as an ongoing process rather than a one-time project.

Our continuing efforts may include:

  • Reviewing new Website features.
  • Updating older content.
  • Improving templates and navigation.
  • Reviewing color and contrast.
  • Improving alternative text.
  • Addressing keyboard and focus issues.
  • Improving captions and transcripts.
  • Evaluating third-party components.
  • Responding to reader feedback.
  • Updating internal publishing practices.

Accessibility priorities may be influenced by the seriousness of a barrier, frequency of use, technical feasibility and reader needs.

21. No Endorsement of Third-Party Accessibility

A link from Megri.com to another website does not represent a guarantee that the external website is accessible.

Third-party websites operate under their own accessibility practices, policies and technical standards.

22. Changes to This Statement

We may update this Accessibility Statement to reflect:

  • Improvements to the Website.
  • Newly identified limitations.
  • Changes in accessibility standards.
  • Changes in technology.
  • Reader feedback.
  • Changes in applicable requirements.

The revised Statement will be posted on this page with an updated “Last updated” date.

23. Related Policies

You may also review:

24. Contact Us

For accessibility questions, requests or feedback, contact:

Megri Legal Team
Email: legal@megri.com
Contact page: https://www.megri.com/contact
Home page: https://www.megri.com/