Effective: July 14, 2026 · Last updated: July 12, 2026
The ASL Extension is committed to making its website and client portal accessible to as many users as much as possible. Accessibility is considered throughout the design, development, maintenance, and ongoing improvement of our online services. Because our work centers on accessibility, we believe our website and portal should reflect the same practical approach that guides our services.
We recognize that accessibility is an ongoing process rather than a one-time project. As our website, portal, and services evolve, we will continue reviewing content, layouts, navigation, forms, documents, images, colors, and functionality to improve usability for all visitors, including people with disabilities. Where practical, we aim to follow recognized accessibility best practices and continue improving compatibility with commonly used assistive technologies.
The ASL Extension is built on relationships with clients, interpreters, venues, organizations, and community partners. Our technology is intended to improve communication, organization, and coordination—not replace professional judgment or meaningful human interaction. Accessibility decisions are made by people and informed by real-world experience, user feedback, and the practical needs of the communities we serve.
As new features are introduced, including interpreter requests, client accounts, messaging, document uploads, calendar integration, event information, and other portal functions, accessibility will continue to be considered during planning, development, testing, and maintenance. While every feature may not be perfect when first introduced, accessibility improvements will remain part of our ongoing development process.
If you experience difficulty accessing any part of our website or portal, notice content that is difficult to understand or use, or have suggestions for improvement, we encourage you to contact us. Feedback from users helps identify barriers and prioritize future improvements.
Technology, accessibility standards, and user needs continue to evolve. The ASL Extension will periodically review this website and portal and make reasonable improvements as new tools, standards, and opportunities become available.
For accessibility questions, feedback, or requests for assistance, please contact The ASL Extension using the contact information provided on our website.
