Last updated: August 2026
Mrs Globetrotter is committed to making this website accessible and enjoyable for as many people as possible, including people with disabilities.
I want everyone who visits Mrs Globetrotter to be able to access the travel stories, destination guides and other information shared on the site. As the website continues to grow, I will continue to consider accessibility when adding and updating content.
Mrs Globetrotter is built using WordPress and Elementor. I aim to follow generally recognised accessibility practices wherever reasonably possible, including:
Using clear headings and a consistent page structure
Providing descriptive text for images where appropriate
Using readable fonts and sufficient colour contrast
Making links and buttons clear and understandable
Maintaining a layout that works across different screen sizes and devices
Using straightforward language and navigation
While I make efforts to improve the accessibility of the website, some areas may not yet be fully accessible or may be affected by third-party tools, plugins or content that I do not directly control.
Accessibility is an ongoing process, particularly as new articles, photographs and features are added to the website.
I will continue to review the site and make reasonable improvements where accessibility issues are identified.
If you experience difficulty accessing any part of Mrs Globetrotter, or if there is information you would like provided in a different format, please get in touch through the contact form.
Please include the page or feature you were trying to access and a brief description of the problem. I will do my best to assist and address accessibility issues where reasonably possible.
I also welcome feedback about ways the accessibility of Mrs Globetrotter can be improved.
Mrs Globetrotter
mrsglobetrotter.com
