We want FlyCentennial.com to work for pilots, tenants, and visitors regardless of ability. This page describes what is actually built into the site rather than making a blanket compliance claim we cannot back up.
What Is Built In
- An on-page accessibility panel. Every page has an accessibility control (look for the icon in the corner of the screen) that lets you increase text size, switch to a high-contrast color scheme, reduce motion and animation, and switch to a dyslexia-friendlier font. These preferences are saved in your browser so they persist as you move around the site.
- Semantic structure. Pages use a single, logical heading hierarchy (one H1, ordered H2s and H3s beneath it), real HTML landmarks, and breadcrumb navigation, so screen readers and other assistive technology can move through content in a sensible order rather than a flat wall of unstructured text.
- Keyboard navigation. Links, buttons, form fields, and the FAQ accordions on this site are built from native, focusable HTML elements with visible focus states, so the site is usable without a mouse.
- Color contrast. Our color system was built with text-on-background contrast in mind; the high-contrast mode in the accessibility panel pushes this further for anyone who needs it.
What We Are Still Working On
We do not claim full, certified WCAG conformance. Some embedded third-party content - the Google Maps embed on the airport map page, the interactive homepage map, and the Cloudflare Turnstile widget on our forms - is controlled by those providers, not by us, and its accessibility depends on their implementation rather than ours. We review our own pages periodically and fix what we find, but we have not commissioned a full third-party accessibility audit.
Tell Us What Is Not Working
If something on this site is genuinely difficult or impossible to use with assistive technology, that is the most useful bug report we can get. Use the Contact page and describe what happened and what device or software you were using - that specificity is what actually lets us fix it, rather than a general complaint we cannot act on.