Accessibility Statement

On-Sight Optics is committed to making its public website more accessible and usable for individuals with a broad range of abilities and access needs.

We aim to provide accessible navigation, readable content, labeled interactive controls, and clear pathways for core public tasks such as contacting our team, reviewing resources, and accessing program-related support pages.

This statement applies to the public-facing On-Sight Optics website and the website pages, public resource guides, informational pages, contact workflows, and public program-support pathways that we directly manage through that website.

This statement doesn't automatically apply to third-party platforms, embedded vendor experiences, employer-controlled systems, downloadable materials not maintained by us, or external websites that may be linked from our pages.

On-Sight Optics uses Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA as an operational benchmark for accessibility review and remediation on its public website.

• Use of meaningful headings and structured page hierarchy
• Keyboard-accessible navigation and interactive components
• Accessible labeling for forms, controls, and actionable elements
• Practical review of text readability and contrast
• Consistent route patterns and predictable page structure where feasible

Accessibility is an ongoing process. We review public pages, shared user-interface patterns, and support flows as the website changes and we prioritize improvements based on severity, user impact, and implementation practicality.

Our review process may include manual inspection, technology-assisted checks, and issue remediation through ongoing website maintenance.

Certain actions on our website may route users to hosted forms, scheduling tools, mapping tools, or other third-party services. Those providers maintain their own accessibility posture, release cycles, and technical environments.

Although On-Sight Optics may review and raise concerns regarding usability, we can't guarantee the accessibility of systems that we don't directly own or control.

If you can't access information or complete a website task due to an accessibility barrier, On-Sight Optics may be able to provide reasonable assistance or an alternate pathway depending on the nature of the request.

Examples may include helping you locate the correct public page, assisting with support routing, or identifying a reasonable alternative for a website-based task.

If you encounter an accessibility barrier, please provide the page URL, a description of the issue, the task you were attempting to complete, and any relevant browser, device, or assistive technology information.

We review accessibility reports in good faith and may update this statement, website components, and workflows over time as improvements are made.