ANVA Journals

Our approach

We work to make pages, navigation, and published materials usable across devices and assistive technologies. This statement does not represent formal accessibility certification.

Navigation and structure

Pages use semantic headings, labelled navigation, visible keyboard focus, a skip link, descriptive controls, and structured content where supported. Information pages use concise sections and on-page navigation to reduce long unstructured reading.

Articles and documents

We aim to provide readable article metadata, meaningful link text, labelled figures and tables, and publication documents that can be accessed with commonly used technologies where production formats support it.

Alternative assistance

If a page or document cannot be used, contact us with the specific URL or file and the format or assistance needed. We will assess a practical alternative where possible without changing the scholarly record.

Report a barrier

Email contact@anvapublishing.com to report inaccessible pages or article files, keyboard or navigation problems, readability or document-accessibility issues, or another barrier. Include the page or file and a description where possible.