Accessibility statement
Reviewed 22 September 2026. Zafara aims to make its editorial site usable for readers with different access needs. The publication operates from 346, Hyoryeong-ro, Seocho-gu, Seoul, 06775. We treat accessibility as an ongoing publishing responsibility.
1. Our approach
We use semantic headings, readable contrast and responsive layouts. Images include descriptive alternative text when images are editorially meaningful. Links describe their destination. We avoid making essential information depend on color alone.
2. Keyboard access
Navigation and forms are designed for keyboard use. Focus indicators should remain visible. A browser extension or zoom setting may alter presentation. We test common paths after substantial layout changes.
3. Text and structure
Headings follow a logical order and paragraphs use readable spacing. Tables identify their headers. Lists are used for grouped information. Long articles include subheadings to support scanning.
4. Images
Meaningful images use specific alternative text in English. Decorative treatment is kept limited. If an image conveys information that is not available in text, please contact the editorial desk. We will consider an accessible equivalent.
5. Motion and media
Zafara does not require autoplay video for reading. Future media will include controls and captions where feasible. Browser settings for reduced motion should be respected. A media alternative may be requested.
6. Forms
Contact labels identify fields and required values are indicated by the browser. Success feedback appears after a submission attempt. We do not request sensitive credentials. The contact page offers a telephone alternative.
7. Known limitations
Some third-party linked documents may not meet the same standard. Older archived material may use different markup. We prioritize high-traffic and essential pages first. Limitations are not a reason to withhold a report.
8. Assistive technology
Results can vary across browsers, screen readers and operating systems. We welcome reports that include the page address and a description of the barrier. Please avoid sending personal medical information. We will ask only for details needed to investigate.
9. Feedback
Contact +82-2-7143-6987 or write to our Seoul address. We aim to acknowledge accessibility feedback within 10 business days. Remediation timelines depend on complexity. Urgent access issues are prioritized.
10. Change log
This statement was reviewed on 22 September 2026. We will update it when significant accessibility improvements or known issues change. A dated revision note will remain available. The editorial team reviews the statement annually.
Testing and practical support
Our publishing checks consider heading order, link purpose, keyboard focus, text resizing, color contrast and the relationship between a caption and its image. We use manual review alongside browser and assistive-technology checks where practical. A passing check is not treated as proof that every reader will have the same experience.
Readers may use browser zoom, high-contrast settings, a screen reader, keyboard navigation or reduced-motion preferences. If a page behaves differently under those settings, please tell us the page address, device or browser, and the barrier encountered. Do not send passwords or other sensitive information in an accessibility report.
Documents, third parties and alternatives
Some linked documents, archives or external services are controlled by their publisher. We identify the source where possible and may offer a plain-text explanation when a document cannot be made accessible directly. Embedded media should not be required to understand the central editorial point.
Requests for an alternative format are reviewed by the editorial desk. We normally acknowledge a request within seven business days and aim to provide an accessible alternative or an explanation within 30 days, depending on the material involved. A telephone alternative is available at +82-2-7143-6987.
Review record
This statement was reviewed on 22 September 2026. Future revisions will record the date and the area changed, including navigation, forms, images or media. Contact Zafara at 346, Hyoryeong-ro, Seocho-gu, Seoul, 06775, if a barrier remains unresolved.
Accessibility work covers article pages, navigation, forms, policy pages and responsive layouts. We consider the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines as a practical reference, while recognizing that a checklist cannot represent every reader's experience. Headings, link text, focus order, contrast, resizing and text alternatives are reviewed after substantial changes. We also consider readers using translation tools, magnification, keyboard navigation and touch interfaces.
Keyboard users should be able to reach the menu, links, form fields and submission control in a logical order. Visible focus should not disappear against a light or dark section. If a browser extension, zoom level or operating-system setting changes the result, the report should identify that context so the issue can be reproduced. A reader is not expected to provide medical information about an access need.
Images that carry editorial meaning use descriptive English alternative text, while decorative treatment is kept limited. A complex chart, diagram or photograph may need a nearby text explanation rather than a longer alternative attribute alone. If a linked document cannot be made accessible immediately, we will consider a plain-text summary or another format. Requests are normally acknowledged within seven business days and assessed within 30 days.
Future video or audio should not autoplay and should provide controls, captions or a transcript where feasible. Motion should not be required to understand a point, and reduced-motion preferences should be respected when the browser communicates them. Third-party documents and embeds may have separate limitations, so we identify the external source and offer an alternative route where practical.
Accessibility reports may be sent to the editorial desk at 346, Hyoryeong-ro, Seocho-gu, Seoul, 06775, or by phone at +82-2-7143-6987. Please include the page address, the task that could not be completed and the device or browser used. Do not include passwords, private keys or unnecessary personal details.
This statement was reviewed on 22 September 2026. Material revisions to navigation, forms, image descriptions, media, contrast or support response times will be dated on this page. Unresolved concerns may be raised again with the details of the earlier report so the review can continue efficiently.