Accessibility Statement

Last updated: August 1, 2026

Our accessibility approach

The website is designed with semantic headings, labeled form controls, keyboard-operable navigation, visible focus states, sufficient text contrast, descriptive link text, alternative text for meaningful images, responsive layouts, reduced-motion support and a skip link that moves keyboard users to the main page content.

Accessibility is an ongoing process. Content, browsers, operating systems and assistive technologies change, and some third-party content may not provide the same level of control as pages created directly by Electric Beat Entertainment.

Supported features

• Keyboard access to navigation, forms, accordions and primary actions
• Programmatically associated labels, instructions and error messages for forms
• Logical heading order and landmark regions
• Text resizing and reflow on smaller screens
• Alternative text for informative images and empty alt attributes for decorative images
• Reduced animation when a device requests reduced motion
• Descriptive page titles, breadcrumbs and consistent navigation

Known limitations

Embedded Google Maps and links to external social-media platforms are operated by third parties. Their accessibility is governed by their own interfaces and policies. Some older event photography may not communicate every visual detail in its alternative text, although the text is written to identify the meaningful subject and context.

Request assistance or report a barrier

When a page, form or document creates an access barrier, contact Electric Beat Entertainment and identify the URL, the task you were trying to complete, the device or assistive technology used when relevant, and the format or accommodation that would help.

Feedback and response

Electric Beat will review accessibility feedback in good faith and will make a reasonable effort to provide the requested information or an alternative method for completing the task. The time required can depend on the nature of the barrier and the technical change involved.

Formal standards

The website’s design and review process is informed by the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. This statement describes the practical measures used on this website and is not a certification that every page will satisfy every success criterion under every combination of browser and assistive technology.