Lowe Down Media LLC

Accessibility Statement

Last updated: August 5, 2026

Lowe Down Media believes meaningful ideas and useful digital experiences should be available to everyone. Accessibility is foundational—not an optional feature added at the end.

Kevin Lowe is blind and uses assistive technology personally, giving accessibility a direct and lived role in how he listens, designs, builds, and evaluates digital experiences.

Our approach

• Semantic headings and page structure
• Keyboard-accessible navigation and controls
• Visible keyboard focus
• Meaningful alternative text and appropriately hidden decoration
• Explicit form labels, instructions, validation, and status announcements
• Readable contrast, zoom, reflow, and responsive layouts
• Reduced-motion support
• Accessible audio controls and dialogs
• Error recovery and clear confirmation states
• Screen-reader-oriented testing and review

WCAG 2.2 AA is used as a practical target where applicable, alongside assistive-technology review.

Interactive Digital Business Cards

Cards use semantic structure, keyboard access, descriptive links, readable contrast, save-contact alternatives, and meaningful image descriptions. Customer-supplied content and third-party destinations may have their own limitations.

Ongoing work and assistance

Accessibility is an ongoing responsibility. If you encounter a barrier or need information in another format, email info@lowedownmedia.com. If possible, identify the page or feature, describe the problem, and include your browser and assistive technology. Lowe Down Media will make reasonable efforts to provide assistance or an accessible alternative.