01Our commitment
Panorama Scholarly Group Ltd is committed to making its public website and digital publishing information accessible to people with disabilities. Accessibility is part of clear, responsible scholarly communication, not a layer added after publication.
We continue to improve the structure, language, interaction, and presentation of the site. If you encounter a barrier, please tell us so we can understand the problem and identify a practical way to provide the information you need.
02Standard and approach
We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 as our reference, with Level AA as the design target for this corporate website.
This statement describes our approach and target; it is not a certification that every page, document, or external service satisfies every success criterion. Accessibility may also depend on the browser, operating system, assistive technology, language, and content supplied by another provider.
03Accessibility in practice
Across the pages we control, we aim to provide:
- semantic headings, landmarks, lists, and descriptive link names;
- keyboard access and visible focus for interactive controls;
- text alternatives for meaningful images and decorative treatment that does not carry essential information alone;
- readable contrast, scalable type, responsive layouts, and content that remains useful when the viewport changes;
- reduced-motion support where motion is present; and
- plain, descriptive language for publishing, research, infrastructure, and contact information.
04Known boundaries
Some destinations linked from this website are operated independently, including journal and research platforms, indexing services, partner websites, and external repositories. Their accessibility features and support channels may differ from ours.
Some scholarly content is supplied in formats or layouts created by authors, editors, licensors, or external services. When we cannot directly change a third-party page or file, we will try to help you find an accessible route to the same information.
05Feedback and assistance
If a page, control, image, document, or link creates a barrier, email [email protected]. Please include the page address, a short description of what happened, and the browser or assistive technology you were using if you are comfortable sharing it.
You may also tell us what format or alternative route would make the information usable. We will review the report and respond as promptly as practical. For a journal-specific issue, use the contact channel published by that journal’s website.
06Updates and contact
We review this statement as the website and its accessibility practices evolve. The date at the top of the page identifies the latest update.
For accessibility questions, contact [email protected] or write to Panorama Scholarly Group Ltd through either office listed on the Contact page.