Accessibility Information and Help Using Coins Rate
If a page or site feature prevents you from reading Coins Rate, report the problem by email so the operator can identify the barrier.
Accessibility questions and reports are welcome through our contact page. This statement provides a way to report difficulties and identifies the information that still needs to be confirmed about the site's accessibility.
Tell us what prevented access
Describe the page or feature involved, what you were trying to do, and what happened instead. For example, a promotional panel might obscure content, a control might be difficult to reach with a keyboard, or text might become unreadable after zooming.
If you are comfortable sharing them, your device type, browser, and assistive technology can help identify the issue. You do not need to disclose a disability or medical information to report a technical barrier. A screenshot may be helpful, but remove private information first.
Standards and testing status
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, known as WCAG, provide a framework for evaluating whether web content can be perceived, operated, and understood by people with different access needs. They are a reference for testing, not a certificate automatically earned by publishing an accessibility statement.
No claim of full WCAG conformance or completed accessibility testing is made in this draft. A conformance statement should reflect an actual assessment of the implemented site, including the promotional panel and mobile layouts.
Reading and navigation
The site's articles are delivered as static pages, and no user account is required to read them. Browser zoom and text settings may help with individual reading preferences, but they are not a substitute for correcting a layout or navigation barrier.
When reporting a problem, please indicate whether it appears on one article or throughout the site. If an image is unclear or its text alternative does not explain its purpose, identify that image. If the issue concerns a keyboard or screen-reader interaction, describing the last control you could use can help locate the failure.
Assistance and follow-up
You can request help obtaining information from an affected page by emailing the operator. Include the article title and the part you need to access, without sending unnecessary personal information.
Accessibility information should be revised after meaningful changes to the site's interface or testing results. The statement should describe actual support and known limitations rather than assume that a newly designed page works for every reader.