Accessibility
Best In Class Travels wants its public website to be usable by as many people as reasonably possible.
Last updated: October 2, 2026
Our approach
We consider accessibility part of the website's quality standard. The website is designed to support keyboard navigation, screen readers, magnification, voice input, and other assistive technologies without requiring a separate accessibility mode.
Current design practices
- semantic page landmarks and heading structure;
- skip-to-content links and keyboard-accessible navigation;
- visible keyboard focus indicators;
- text alternatives for meaningful images;
- labeled form controls and status messaging;
- responsive layouts for phone, tablet, and desktop use;
- readable color contrast; and
- reduced-motion support for users who request it.
Automated checks are used as regression protection, but automated testing is not treated as complete accessibility verification. Rendered responsive review and manual interaction review remain part of BICT's release process.
Ongoing improvement
Accessibility is an ongoing practice. As pages, forms, media, and third-party services change, BICT intends to consider accessibility as part of design, implementation, and review and to correct material barriers that are identified.
Need assistance?
If you have difficulty using the website or need assistance accessing information or beginning a travel-planning conversation, please use our Contact page and tell us what you need. If you are reporting a website barrier, it is helpful to include the page or feature involved and what happened.
This statement does not claim third-party accessibility certification or perfect conformance with a specific technical standard.