Effective 2026-10-21

Accessibility

We want the Oleg V. Kozyuk scientific archive to be usable by people with visual, hearing, motor, cognitive, and other disabilities. Our technical target is WCAG 2.2 Level AA across public pages and complete tasks, including search, image viewing, contact, and print or download options.

Current status

Accessibility work is in progress. We have not completed a current, comprehensive manual evaluation and do not claim full WCAG conformance or accessibility certification. Source review identifies semantic navigation, a skip link, text alternatives, and motion controls, but these features alone do not establish that every page or interaction is accessible.

Scientific figures, mathematical content, enlarged-image interactions, and any printable or downloadable documents require individual review. A short image description may not convey every relationship or value in a complex diagram. Third-party verification can also create a barrier. We prioritize problems that prevent access to content or completion of a task.

Get help or report a barrier

Use the contact form to request help or report a barrier. The form requires JavaScript and browser verification. You do not need to create an account or disclose a diagnosis. Include the page URL, the task or content that caused difficulty, and your preferred format or communication method. Browser and assistive-technology details are optional.

We review accessibility requests and work toward a practical response, accessible alternative, or remediation plan. Tell us about a time-sensitive need so we can prioritize it. This service target does not replace a shorter legal obligation.

We will work with you on an appropriate equivalent, such as readable text, an explained diagram, a structured table, an accessible document, or large print, without an additional accessibility charge. Exact formats depend on the material and may require author review to preserve scientific meaning.

We review reported barriers and update this statement as evaluation and remediation progress. It does not waive any accessibility or nondiscrimination rights, and contacting us is not a prerequisite to exercising them.