Semantic Page Structure
Pages use headings, landmarks, sections, lists, links, and other structural elements intended to support keyboard and assistive technology navigation.
Accessibility Statement
Stories should be easier to reach.
Levi Perry is committed to improving the accessibility and usability of this website for readers, booksellers, librarians, reviewers, and other visitors.
Last reviewed: July 2026
Our Commitment
Accessibility is part of responsible presentation.
The goal of this website is to provide clear, readable, and usable access to information about Levi Perry, Luna Lumina, publication updates, and professional resources.
Accessibility work is ongoing. The site may not yet meet every guideline in every browser, device, assistive technology, or viewing condition, but known barriers should be addressed thoughtfully as they are identified.
Feedback from visitors is welcome and may help guide future improvements.
Current Accessibility Features
Designed with readability and navigation in mind.
Keyboard Navigation
Interactive links and navigation controls are intended to remain reachable without requiring a mouse.
Visible Focus States
Keyboard focus should remain visible so visitors can identify which link or control is currently selected.
Readable Contrast
Text, links, borders, and controls are designed against dark backgrounds with readability and visual distinction in mind.
Responsive Layout
Page layouts are intended to adapt across desktop, tablet, and mobile screens without requiring a separate mobile website.
Alternative Text
Informative images should include concise alternative text. Decorative visual elements should be hidden from assistive technologies when appropriate.
Reduced Motion Support
Where animation or transition effects are used, the site should respect browser or operating-system preferences for reduced motion.
Clear Link Language
Links are written to describe their purpose rather than relying only on vague phrases such as “click here.”
Known Limitations
Some content may still require improvement.
Accessibility may vary when the website displays files, embeds, forms, retailer links, or services supplied by outside platforms.
Older documents or downloadable materials may not yet have complete heading structures, tags, reading order, alternative text, or screen-reader optimization.
Author photography and additional media may be added later. New assets should be reviewed for alternative text, captions, contrast, and presentation before publication.
Any identified issue should be evaluated according to its effect on access rather than treated only as a visual defect.
Third-Party Services
Outside platforms maintain their own accessibility practices.
This website may link to booksellers, distributors, library services, review-copy platforms, social networks, email services, and other external websites.
Levi Perry does not control the code, design, accessibility, or support practices of those third-party services.
Accessibility concerns involving an outside platform may need to be reported directly to that service. Concerns involving links, labels, or context provided on this website may still be reported here.
Alternative Access
Ask for information in another reasonable format.
A visitor who cannot access information on this website may request the same information through email when a reasonable alternative is available.
Helpful details include the page or document involved, the information needed, the difficulty encountered, the device or browser being used, and the preferred accessible format.
Requests will be reviewed individually. Availability may depend on the material, rights restrictions, technical requirements, and the nature of the requested format.
Report an Accessibility Barrier
Clear details make technical issues easier to investigate.
When possible, include the page address, what you were trying to do, what happened, and the assistive technology or device involved.
Emailcontact@leviperryauthor.com
Use “Website Accessibility Issue” in the subject line when possible. Do not include sensitive personal or medical information unless it is genuinely necessary to explain the access problem.
Standards and Review
The site will continue to be evaluated as it grows.
Accessibility decisions may be informed by widely recognized web accessibility practices, including principles associated with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.
This statement is not a certification that every page or third-party service fully conforms to a particular technical standard.
New pages, features, documents, and media should be reviewed for keyboard use, heading order, text alternatives, contrast, scaling, motion, and screen-reader clarity before or after publication as practical.
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