Accessibility Statement

Last updated: August 2026

Listing.Press is a United States-based independent public information, aggregation, and local information platform.

We believe public information should be reasonably accessible to as many people as possible, including people with disabilities.

Listing.Press is committed to improving the accessibility and usability of its website and digital services over time.

1. Our Accessibility Goal

Listing.Press aims to provide a website experience that is usable by people with a wide range of abilities, devices, assistive technologies, and access needs.

As part of this effort, we seek to consider recognized accessibility practices and standards, including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (“WCAG”).

Our current accessibility objective is to work toward reasonable alignment with WCAG 2.2 Level AA where practicable and appropriate for the Service.

This statement should not be interpreted as a representation that every page, feature, third-party integration, document, or piece of historical content currently conforms fully with every WCAG success criterion.

2. Accessibility Features

Depending on the page, device, browser, and current website configuration, Listing.Press may support accessibility-related features such as:

• Keyboard-accessible navigation
• Semantic page structure
• Readable text and heading hierarchy
• Alternative text for images where appropriate
• Descriptive links
• Responsive layouts
• Zoom and text-scaling support
• Color and contrast considerations
• Accessible form labeling where technically supported
• Compatibility with commonly used assistive technologies

Accessibility features may continue to evolve as Listing.Press develops.

3. Keyboard Navigation

We aim for essential website functions to be reasonably usable through keyboard navigation where technically practicable.

Users may be able to navigate interactive elements using standard keyboard controls such as:

• Tab
• Shift + Tab
• Enter
• Space
• Arrow keys where supported by the relevant interface

Some third-party components or older website elements may not yet provide complete keyboard support.

4. Screen Readers

Listing.Press aims to structure important content in ways that can be interpreted by commonly used screen-reader technologies.

This may include appropriate use of:

• Headings
• Paragraphs
• Lists
• Links
• Form labels
• Alternative text
• Semantic HTML

Compatibility may vary depending on the user’s screen reader, browser, operating system, device, and third-party technologies.

5. Images and Alternative Text

Listing.Press may use photographs, graphics, logos, maps, screenshots, and other visual media.

Where appropriate and reasonably practicable, meaningful images may include alternative text or other contextual information.

Decorative images may not require descriptive alternative text.

Historical, automatically imported, third-party, community-submitted, or externally embedded media may not always contain complete alternative descriptions.

Listing.Press may improve or supplement alternative text when accessibility issues are identified.

6. Color and Contrast

Listing.Press aims to use text, backgrounds, links, controls, and other interface elements with sufficient visual distinction where practicable.

However, some:

• Third-party advertisements
• Embedded content
• User-submitted images
• Historical graphics
• External media

may use colors or contrast levels controlled by third parties rather than Listing.Press.

7. Text Resizing and Zoom

Listing.Press is designed to support modern browser zoom and responsive display technologies.

Users may use browser or operating-system accessibility functions to:

• Increase text size
• Zoom pages
• Adjust display scaling
• Use high-contrast settings
• Use other supported accessibility preferences

The appearance of particular page elements may vary when significant zoom or custom accessibility settings are applied.

8. Responsive Design

Listing.Press is intended to be accessible across a range of devices, including:

• Desktop computers
• Laptop computers
• Tablets
• Mobile devices

Layouts may change according to screen size and device capabilities.

9. Links

Where reasonably practicable, Listing.Press aims to use links that provide sufficient context regarding their purpose.

Some automatically generated, externally sourced, advertising, or third-party links may use wording controlled by another provider.

10. Forms

Listing.Press may provide forms for:

• Community submissions
• Business promotions
• Personal listings
• Contact requests
• Correction requests
• Legal communications
• Privacy requests

We aim to provide reasonably understandable labels, instructions, and controls for essential form fields.

Form accessibility may depend in part on WordPress, installed form plugins, anti-spam systems, CAPTCHA technologies, and other third-party components.

11. CAPTCHA and Anti-Spam Systems

Listing.Press may use CAPTCHA, anti-bot, or anti-spam technologies to protect forms and website infrastructure.

These tools may be provided by third parties and may have their own accessibility features and limitations.

If an accessibility barrier prevents you from submitting a Listing.Press form, you may contact us directly by email at:

12. Third-Party Content

Listing.Press frequently references, links to, or embeds content provided by independent third parties.

Third-party content may include:

• Advertisements
• Maps
• Videos
• Social media posts
• External documents
• Government websites
• News sources
• Business websites
• Other embedded services

Listing.Press does not control the accessibility practices of independent third-party websites and services.

An accessibility problem occurring exclusively on a third-party website generally must be addressed by the operator of that service.

13. Advertising

Listing.Press may display advertisements delivered by third-party advertising systems, including programmatic advertising services.

The accessibility, design, animation, text, destination page, controls, and other characteristics of third-party advertisements may be controlled by the applicable advertiser or advertising provider.

Listing.Press may take reasonable steps to address advertisements that create serious usability or accessibility issues when such controls are available to us.

14. Community-Submitted Content

Listing.Press may publish photographs, descriptions, notices, listings, or other material submitted by members of the public.

Community-submitted material may not always satisfy the same accessibility standards as material created directly by Listing.Press.

Where reasonably practicable, Listing.Press may modify formatting or provide additional contextual information to improve accessibility.

15. Documents and PDFs

Listing.Press may occasionally link to or provide documents such as PDFs, government publications, reports, public records, or other files.

Documents created by independent third parties may not be fully accessible.

Where Listing.Press controls the relevant document and an accessibility issue is identified, we may attempt to provide an alternative format where reasonably practicable.

16. Videos and Audio

Listing.Press may publish or embed video and audio content.

Where reasonably practicable and appropriate, accessibility measures may include:

• Captions
• Transcripts
• Text summaries
• Descriptive context

Third-party media may not always provide these features.

17. Automated and AI-Assisted Content

Listing.Press may use automated systems and artificial intelligence tools to assist with content organization, formatting, summarization, translation, and other publishing operations.

Automated systems may occasionally generate formatting or structural issues that affect accessibility.

Listing.Press may correct accessibility problems when they are identified.

18. WordPress and Third-Party Plugins

Listing.Press may use WordPress, themes, plugins, advertising technologies, analytics systems, forms, security services, and other third-party software.

Some accessibility characteristics depend on these technologies.

Listing.Press may update, modify, replace, or discontinue components when necessary to improve:

• Accessibility
• Security
• Performance
• Compatibility
• Usability

19. Known Limitations

Despite our efforts, some parts of Listing.Press may not yet be fully accessible.

Potential limitations may include:

• Historical content
• Third-party embedded content
• Third-party advertisements
• External documents
• Community-submitted media
• Automatically generated content
• Older templates
• Third-party forms or plugins

The identification of a limitation does not mean that Listing.Press intends for the limitation to remain permanent.

20. Ongoing Improvement

Accessibility is an ongoing process rather than a one-time project.

Listing.Press may periodically:

• Review website templates
• Review page structure
• Improve keyboard usability
• Improve contrast
• Improve image descriptions
• Improve forms
• Replace inaccessible components
• Respond to accessibility feedback

21. Accessibility Standards

Listing.Press may consider recognized standards and accessibility practices including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (“WCAG”) published by the World Wide Web Consortium (“W3C”).

Listing.Press currently aims to work toward reasonable alignment with WCAG 2.2 Level AA where practicable.

This objective is not a certification or warranty that all Listing.Press content currently satisfies every WCAG 2.2 Level AA criterion.

22. United States Accessibility Framework

Listing.Press operates as a United States-based service.

We recognize that accessibility obligations may arise under applicable United States federal, state, and local laws depending on the nature of a business or service and the circumstances involved.

Our accessibility efforts are intended to support equal and practical access to Listing.Press while recognizing that the legal application of particular accessibility requirements may depend on specific facts and jurisdictions.

23. Americans with Disabilities Act

The Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”) is an important component of the United States accessibility framework.

Listing.Press seeks to take reasonable steps toward making its digital services accessible and usable.

Nothing in this Accessibility Statement should be interpreted as a legal conclusion concerning the application of a particular title, provision, technical standard, or requirement of the ADA to every aspect of Listing.Press.

24. Alternative Access

If you are unable to access information or complete an action because of a disability-related accessibility barrier, please contact Listing.Press.

Where reasonably practicable, we may attempt to provide:

• The requested information in another format
• Assistance locating content
• An alternative method for submitting information
• Assistance with a Listing.Press form
• Other reasonable accessibility assistance

25. Reporting an Accessibility Problem

We welcome reports concerning accessibility barriers on Listing.Press.

When reporting an issue, please include where possible:

• The Listing.Press URL
• A description of the accessibility barrier
• The device being used
• The browser being used
• The assistive technology being used, if relevant
• What you were attempting to do

You are not required to disclose medical information or the nature of a disability in order to report a technical accessibility problem.

26. Accessibility Contact

Accessibility reports and requests may be sent to:

27. Response to Accessibility Feedback

Listing.Press aims to review legitimate accessibility reports within a reasonable period.

Depending on the issue, we may:

• Correct the problem
• Provide an alternative method of access
• Modify a website component
• Contact a third-party provider
• Provide additional instructions
• Schedule the issue for future technical improvement

Some accessibility issues may require technical changes that cannot be completed immediately.

28. No Retaliation for Accessibility Requests

Listing.Press will not intentionally deny ordinary access to the Service merely because a user makes a good-faith accessibility request or reports an accessibility issue.

29. Changes to This Accessibility Statement

Listing.Press may update this Accessibility Statement as:

• The website changes
• Accessibility technologies evolve
• New website features are introduced
• Accessibility improvements are implemented
• Applicable requirements change

The current version will be published on this page with an updated revision date.

30. Related Policies

For additional information, please review:

• About Us
• Terms of Use
• Privacy Policy
• Cookie Policy
• Community Guidelines
• Contact Us
• Legal Contact

31. Contact

For accessibility questions, website accessibility reports, or requests for an alternative method of accessing Listing.Press information: