Accessibility
We want every visitor to be able to find and use our publishing information.
Our commitment
Leone Connect Publishing aims to make its website usable by as many people as possible, including people who navigate with keyboards, screen readers, magnification or reduced-motion settings.
What visitors can expect
Our accessibility foundations are designed to support different devices, input methods, viewing needs and ways of understanding published information.
These foundations include keyboard access, meaningful link text, readable contrast, text reflow, visible focus, useful alternative text and accessible equivalents for published media.
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Keyboard accessNavigation, forms and interactive controls are intended to work without a mouse.
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Visible focusKeyboard focus is visibly identified so visitors can follow their position on the page.
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Clear structureHeadings, landmarks, page titles and descriptive links support orientation and screen-reader navigation.
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Zoom & reflowLayouts are intended to remain readable on narrow screens and when text or page magnification is increased.
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Text alternativesMeaningful images receive useful alternative text, while decorative images are excluded from the reading order.
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Accessible mediaPublished video requires captions, and audio requires a transcript or an equivalent accessible alternative.
Publishing content
Meaningful images include useful alternative text, while decorative images use empty alternatives. Video requires captions, audio requires an accessible transcript or equivalent, and event information must not depend on color alone.
Book metadata describes accessibility features only when they are confirmed for the specific edition and format.
Request help or another format
If you cannot access information or complete a task, use the Website & accessibility route in the professional Contact form. A clear description is enough; you do not need to use technical accessibility language.
What to include
- The exact page address or name of the publication information involved.
- The task you were trying to complete and what prevented completion.
- Your browser, device or assistive technology where relevant.
- The alternative format, adjustment or outcome that would help.
How we handle reports
We review the affected page or feature, identify a practical immediate response where possible and record the underlying issue for correction. We aim to acknowledge routine enquiries within two business days and provide a response or useful progress update within five business days.