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Accessibility Statement

Last updated: June 21, 2026

The Feud Archive aims to make its website usable and readable for as many visitors as possible.

This website is a source-based archive of public feuds, conflicts and controversies. Because the site contains timelines, entity pages, related media cards and external links, clear navigation and readable content are important.

Our accessibility approach

The Feud Archive aims to support accessibility by:

  • using readable text sizes where possible;

  • keeping page layouts clear and consistent;

  • using headings and sections to organize content;

  • providing text-based information instead of relying only on images;

  • using descriptive link and button labels;

  • adding alt text to important images where possible;

  • keeping the site usable on mobile devices;

  • avoiding unnecessary flashing, autoplaying or distracting effects.

Images and media

Some pages may include portraits, silhouettes, thumbnails, logos, music covers, document previews or other visual media.

Where possible, important images should include alt text that describes the image. Decorative images may use simpler descriptions or may not add meaningful information.

External media and links

The Feud Archive links to external websites, including articles, videos, music platforms, legal documents, books, podcasts and other source/context pages.

External websites are outside our control and may not follow the same accessibility standards.

Ongoing improvements

The Feud Archive is an evolving website. Accessibility may improve over time as pages, templates, navigation, images, mobile layouts and content structures are updated.

As the site grows, accessibility improvements may include clearer alt text, improved keyboard navigation, better contrast checks, more consistent heading structures and improved mobile usability.

Limitations

Some parts of the website may not be fully optimized yet, especially during the MVP stage. This may include older images, embedded content, third-party media, external links or dynamic CMS content.

The goal is to keep improving the site while maintaining clear, neutral and source-based content.

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