Accessibility is part of the experience
Accessibility statement
The site's WCAG 2.2 AA target, implemented access features, feedback path, and ongoing testing policy.
In brief
The site works toward WCAG 2.2 AA with semantic landmarks, keyboard operation, visible focus, reduced-motion support, readable contrast, large targets, labeled forms, table alternatives, and responsive text. Accessibility is ongoing work, not a one-time badge.
What is built in
Core content does not require a mouse, touchscreen, or visual map. Controls have visible labels and clear names for screen readers. Keyboard focus remains visible, motion respects user preferences, and errors or unavailable options are explained with text rather than color alone.
Ongoing testing
The site is designed to support keyboard operation, screen-reader structure, 200% zoom, text spacing, contrast, high-contrast use, mobile targets, and responsive layout. If something blocks access, report the page, device, browser, and task you were trying to complete to roby.sobieski@cbvegas.com.
How accessibility is checked
The site is designed and tested toward WCAG 2.2 Level AA. Automated checks are paired with keyboard, zoom, responsive-layout, focus, and interaction review because automated scores do not prove that every task works for every person or assistive technology.
Core reading and tool results do not depend on animation, color alone, a mouse or touchscreen, or a visual map. Wide tables may scroll sideways on small screens and can be reached and used with a keyboard. Form errors and status changes are stated in text.
Third-party content and known limits
Links to agencies, operators, businesses, and professional profiles lead to websites that LosAngelesToLasVegas.com does not control. Their accessibility may differ. Current route, venue, trail, and property-specific accessibility details also require confirmation with the responsible source because entrances, equipment, closures, and temporary conditions can change.
Request help or report a barrier
If a page or task is difficult to use, include the URL, what you were trying to do, the device and browser, and any assistive technology involved. Send the report to roby.sobieski@cbvegas.com. Roby can provide the information through a reasonable alternative while the barrier is investigated.
Evidence · source register
Sources
- Accessibility at Lake MeadNational Park Service · primary source ↗ (opens in a new tab)
Accessible facilities, trails, parking, boating, and limitations
See the source and corrections policy, or report a possible change.