Accessibility

We want Get me there to be usable by readers who are blind, have low vision, or navigate with a keyboard or assistive technology.

Reading and navigation

• A skip link at the start of each page moves to the main content.
• Pages use headings and named navigation regions. Articles include an “On this page” list linking to their sections.
• Informative article images have text alternatives. Decorative images are skipped to avoid repeating the same link or story.
• All article lists are visible without carousel controls or automatic movement.
• Text can be enlarged with your browser’s zoom controls. The layout adapts to narrow screens.
• The site respects reduced-motion preferences and provides visible keyboard focus.

Forms

Form fields have labels and required-field instructions. With JavaScript enabled, validation errors appear beside fields and in a linked summary. Submission feedback is announced through a status region. Without JavaScript, your browser provides its standard validation.

Report an accessibility barrier

Email info@getmethere.ai with the page address, what you were trying to do, and, if you want, the browser or assistive technology you used. You can also use our contact page.

Ongoing improvements

We aim to follow WCAG 2.2 Level AA. These features are not a certification of full conformance. Testing with screen readers and feedback from disabled readers remain part of improving the site.