KTSU Website Accessibility Statement
Effective date: 04th October, 2026
Kubalia Tertiary Students Union (KTSU) is committed to making its website accessible and usable by everyone, including people with disabilities, older people and visitors using mobile devices, assistive technologies or slow internet connections.
This Accessibility Statement applies to the official KTSU website.
Our Accessibility Commitment
KTSU is working towards meeting the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA. These guidelines explain how website content can be made more accessible to people with visual, hearing, physical, speech, cognitive and neurological disabilities.
We aim to provide an inclusive online experience that allows visitors to access information about KTSU, its programs, projects, events and opportunities.
Accessibility Features
Where reasonably possible, the KTSU website is designed to provide:
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Clear and consistent page layouts;
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Simple and understandable language;
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Descriptive page headings and link text;
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Alternative text for important images;
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Good colour contrast between text and backgrounds;
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Keyboard-accessible links, buttons and forms;
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Labels and instructions for online forms;
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Text that can be enlarged using browser settings;
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Captions or written descriptions for important videos;
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Mobile-friendly pages; and
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Information that does not depend only on colour to communicate meaning.
Adjusting the Website
Depending on your browser or device, you may be able to:
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Enlarge or reduce text;
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Zoom into pages;
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Change text and background colours;
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Navigate using a keyboard;
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Use a screen reader;
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Activate captions on videos; or
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Use built-in accessibility settings on your phone, tablet or computer.
Instructions for these features are normally available in your browser or device settings.
Current Accessibility Limitations
KTSU is continuing to improve the accessibility of its website. Some content may not yet be fully accessible. Possible limitations may include:
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Older images without complete alternative-text descriptions;
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Documents or PDF files that are difficult to use with screen readers;
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Videos that do not yet have captions or transcripts;
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Content supplied by external organisations;
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Embedded social-media posts or third-party applications;
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Some online forms or website features supplied by the website platform; and
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Colour, spacing or navigation issues on certain devices.
KTSU does not claim that every part of the website currently meets WCAG 2.2 Level AA. We will make reasonable efforts to correct identified accessibility barriers.
Third-Party Content
The website may contain services, forms, videos, maps, social-media content or links supplied by third parties. KTSU may not have full control over the accessibility of those services.
We encourage external service providers and partners to make their digital content accessible.
Alternative Formats
If you cannot access information or a document on the KTSU website, you may request it in another reasonable format, where available.
Alternative formats may include:
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Plain text;
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An accessible electronic document;
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A written summary;
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A larger-print version; or
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Information provided by telephone or email.
Please identify the page or document you need and describe the format that would help you.
Reporting an Accessibility Problem
KTSU welcomes feedback about the accessibility of its website. If you experience difficulty using the website, please provide:
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The address or title of the affected page;
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A description of the problem;
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The device and browser you were using, if known;
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The assistive technology you were using, if applicable; and
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Your preferred contact method.
We will review the issue and make reasonable efforts to provide assistance or correct the problem.
Contact KTSU
For accessibility assistance or to report a problem, contact KTSU through the official Contact Form or the contact details published on the website.