Making Military Travel Information Easier to Access
We want Leave & Liberty to be useful, readable, and accessible for service members, veterans, spouses, families, and travelers of all abilities.
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Our Commitment
Force Mobile Studios LLC, the owner and operator of Leave & Liberty, is committed to making the website as accessible and usable as possible for all visitors — including service members, veterans, military spouses, families, and travelers with disabilities.
We believe that military travel information should be accessible to everyone who needs it. Whether you're planning Space-A travel, researching PCS options, comparing credit card benefits, or looking for family-friendly destinations, we want our content to be easy to find, easy to read, and easy to use.
This statement outlines our ongoing commitment to digital accessibility and describes the steps we are taking to improve the experience for all users.
Accessibility Goals
We are working to support the following accessibility features across Leave & Liberty.
Clear Navigation
We design our navigation to be intuitive and consistent, with clear labels and logical page hierarchies that help you find what you need quickly.
Readable Typography
We use legible font sizes, clear typefaces, generous line spacing, and comfortable line lengths to make reading easier for everyone.
Keyboard-Friendly Browsing
We aim to make all interactive elements — links, buttons, forms, navigation — operable using only a keyboard, without requiring a mouse.
Mobile Responsiveness
Our website adapts to different screen sizes and devices — from desktop monitors to tablets and smartphones — so content is accessible wherever you are.
Sufficient Color Contrast
We use color combinations that meet or exceed recommended contrast ratios, making text and interactive elements distinguishable for users with visual impairments.
Alt Text for Meaningful Images
Images that convey information include descriptive alternative text so screen readers and assistive technologies can communicate their content to users.
Semantic HTML
We use proper HTML elements for their intended purpose — headings for structure, lists for groups, landmarks for navigation — helping screen readers and browsers interpret content correctly.
Standards We Aim Toward
We aim to follow recognized accessibility best practices, including relevant portions of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA, as published by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). These guidelines provide internationally recognized standards for making web content more accessible to people with a wide range of disabilities, including visual, auditory, physical, speech, cognitive, language, learning, and neurological disabilities.
We do not claim full compliance with every WCAG criterion across every page of the website. Accessibility is an evolving discipline, and our implementation is ongoing. We focus on the areas that have the greatest practical impact for our readers: navigation, readability, keyboard access, mobile usability, color contrast, image descriptions, and semantic markup.
Ongoing Improvements
Accessibility is not a one-time project — it is an ongoing process. As we add new content, features, and design improvements to Leave & Liberty, we will continue to evaluate and enhance the accessibility of the website.
Our commitment includes:
- • Regularly reviewing new and existing content for accessibility issues.
- • Considering accessibility in design, development, and content creation decisions.
- • Staying informed about evolving accessibility standards and best practices.
- • Responding to accessibility feedback from our readers.
Third-Party Content
While we work to ensure the Leave & Liberty website itself is accessible, some elements on our site are provided by third-party services over which we may have limited control. These may include:
These third-party providers are responsible for the accessibility of their own content and tools. We encourage you to contact the relevant provider directly if you encounter accessibility barriers with embedded third-party content. Where practical, we will pass along feedback to our third-party partners.
Feedback
We welcome your feedback on the accessibility of Leave & Liberty. If you encounter a barrier, please let us know.
To help us investigate and address accessibility issues efficiently, please email us at hello@leaveandliberty.com and include the following information where possible:
- • The URL (web address) of the page where you encountered the issue.
- • A description of the issue or barrier you experienced.
- • The browser and device you were using (e.g., Chrome on Windows, Safari on iPhone).
- • Any assistive technology you were using, if applicable (e.g., screen reader, screen magnifier, voice control).
We aim to acknowledge accessibility feedback within a reasonable timeframe and to address confirmed barriers as promptly as possible.
Legal Notice
This Accessibility Statement does not create a contractual obligation or guarantee that every part of the website will always be fully accessible to every individual under all circumstances. Accessibility is an evolving goal, and the digital landscape — including the tools, technologies, and standards that support it — continues to change.
Force Mobile Studios LLC will make reasonable efforts to address accessibility concerns when they are reported. We are committed to continuous improvement and to making Leave & Liberty as inclusive as we reasonably can for the military community and all visitors.
Contact
If you have questions or feedback about accessibility at Leave & Liberty, please reach out.
Owner
Force Mobile Studios LLC
Texas, United States
Publication
Leave & Liberty
Last Updated: July 2026
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