ADA Guidelines
Website accessibility guidelines
Accessibility Approach
Newberry Cornfield Maze seeks to make its website usable by as many visitors as reasonably possible, including people who use assistive technologies.
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines published by the World Wide Web Consortium are used as a practical reference for improving website accessibility.
Text and Content
- Use meaningful page titles and heading structure.
- Keep important information available as actual text rather than only inside images.
- Use descriptive link text when practical.
- Avoid relying on color alone to communicate essential information.
- Maintain readable type sizes, spacing, and line height.
Images
- Provide alternative text for meaningful images where appropriate.
- Treat purely decorative imagery so it does not interfere with assistive technology.
- Avoid placing essential instructions only inside photographic or decorative graphics.
Keyboard Access
- Navigation and interactive controls should be usable without requiring a mouse.
- Keyboard focus should remain visible.
- Interactive elements should follow a logical focus order.
- Navigation should not intentionally trap keyboard focus.
Color and Contrast
Text and controls should maintain sufficient visual contrast against their backgrounds. Decorative horror effects, dark photography, fog, red lighting, and other visual treatments should not prevent important website information from being read.
Forms and Controls
- Form fields should have understandable labels or instructions.
- Required information should be communicated clearly.
- Buttons and controls should provide understandable names.
- Error messages should identify what needs to be corrected when practical.
Motion, Flashing and Haunted Visual Effects
The website may use subtle animation and horror-themed visual effects. Website motion should be kept separate from essential content, and unnecessary animation should be limited.
The physical attraction may use fog, flashing or strobe lights, loud sounds, darkness, and other effects. Questions concerning the physical event should be directed to Newberry Cornfield Maze.
Third-Party Content
Ticketleap, Google Maps, social media services, embedded content, and other third-party tools may have accessibility features or limitations outside the control of Newberry Cornfield Maze.
Physical Accessibility Questions
A cornfield maze and outdoor attraction may involve natural surfaces, outdoor conditions, and changing terrain. Visitors who need current information about physical access should contact Newberry Cornfield Maze before attending.
Accessibility Assistance
If you have difficulty accessing information on this website, contact us and describe the page, content, or function you are trying to use.