Accessibility Statement

Last updated: 2 August 2026

At Letters From A Friend Abroad, I want the website and monthly letter experience to feel thoughtful, welcoming, and as accessible as possible.I am continually working to make the website easier to use, read, navigate, and understand. This may include:

Using clear and straightforward language

Choosing readable fonts and text sizes

Maintaining strong color contrast

Adding descriptive alternative text to images where possible

Creating a simple and consistent website structureMaking forms, links, and buttons easier to identify and use

Each monthly letter also includes access to an audio version read by me.

This is available for people who prefer listening, have difficulty reading printed text, or simply enjoy experiencing the letter in another format. Accessibility is an ongoing process, and some parts of the website or letter experience may not yet work perfectly for everyone.If you experience difficulty:

Using or navigating the website

Placing or managing an order

Reading any content

Accessing the audio version

Using a form, button, or link

Understanding any information on the website please contact me.

I will do my best to provide the information or service in another accessible format and to resolve the issue where reasonably possible.When contacting me, it is helpful if you describe the page, feature, or content you were trying to access and the difficulty you experienced.

Contact

Eliana Bergman
Letters From A Friend Abroad
Email: lettersfromafriendabroad@gmail.comLetters From A Friend Abroad is a small independent business, but accessibility genuinely matters to me.If something is not working well, I want to know so I can improve it.