Using this site

Accessibility

We want the journal to work for readers using different devices, input methods, and assistive technology.

Current practices

Pages use semantic headings, labeled navigation, keyboard-visible focus styles, and text alternatives for editorial images. The layout adapts to narrow screens. Reduced-motion preferences are respected for browser scrolling and are not required to access content.

Generated illustrations

Generated visual material is identified in captions and image descriptions. It does not carry information that is available only through the image; place names and travel details are also provided as text.

Known limits

Some small category and social symbols are decorative. Their links have text labels for screen readers. The site’s accessibility may vary with browser, assistive technology, and external websites linked from an article.

Ongoing review

We review page structure and keyboard behavior as new features are added. Visitor information on external sites may use different accessibility features.