Accessibility at 60AndOver.net

Accessibility Statement

60AndOver.net is committed to making our website easier to read, navigate, understand, and use for as many people as possible, including visitors who use assistive technology or have changing vision, hearing, mobility, or dexterity needs.

Last Updated: September 24, 2026

Our Accessibility Commitment

60AndOver.net serves adults with a wide range of abilities, devices, browsing preferences, and technology experience. Accessibility is therefore an important part of how we approach the design and development of the Website.

Our goal is to provide content and interactive features that are understandable, readable, and usable without requiring visitors to struggle with unnecessarily small text, low contrast, difficult navigation, or complicated interfaces.

Our goal is practical accessibility. We want visitors to be able to read articles, use tools, play games, follow links, and find important information as comfortably as possible.

Accessibility Standards

We aim to follow widely recognized accessibility practices and use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, commonly known as WCAG, as a reference when designing, reviewing, and improving the Website.

Accessibility is an ongoing process, and technology, standards, browsers, devices, and assistive tools continue to change. We therefore review and improve accessibility over time rather than treating it as a one-time project.

Accessibility Features We Work Toward

Depending on the page or feature, our accessibility efforts may include:

  • Readable font sizes and comfortable line spacing.
  • Strong color contrast between text and backgrounds.
  • Clear headings and logical page structure.
  • Large, clearly labeled buttons and links.
  • Layouts designed to work on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.
  • Keyboard-accessible navigation where technically appropriate.
  • Visible focus indicators for interactive elements.
  • Alternative text for meaningful images where appropriate.
  • Labels and instructions for forms and interactive tools.
  • Reduced reliance on color alone to communicate important information.
  • Support for browser zoom and text enlargement.
  • Reduced-motion preferences where technically possible.

Calculators, Tools, and Interactive Features

60AndOver.net includes calculators, estimators, search tools, games, quizzes, planners, and other interactive features.

We work to make these features understandable and usable with clear labels, readable text, appropriately sized controls, and straightforward instructions.

Some interactive experiences may depend on browser technology, JavaScript, third-party services, or other components that can affect accessibility differently depending on the device or assistive technology being used.

Games and Recreational Content

Our games are designed with readability and ease of use in mind. Where practical, we aim to use larger controls, clear instructions, visible feedback, and layouts that work well on tablets and other touch-screen devices.

Some games may involve visual movement, timing, sound, or mouse and touch interactions. These features can create accessibility limitations for some visitors, and we continue to improve them where practical.

Third-Party Content and Services

Some parts of 60AndOver.net may link to or use services provided by third parties, such as retailers, booking services, maps, advertising platforms, embedded media, government websites, or other external resources.

We do not control the accessibility of third-party websites or services. Their accessibility practices and technical capabilities are governed by their respective owners.

Browsers and Assistive Technology

The Website is designed to work with commonly used modern web browsers and devices. Your experience may vary depending on your browser version, device settings, operating system, screen reader, magnification software, voice-control software, or other assistive technology.

Keeping your browser and assistive software updated may provide improved accessibility and security.

Known Limitations

Despite our efforts, some content or functionality may not yet be fully accessible to every visitor in every circumstance.

Older pages, third-party integrations, embedded content, archived material, games, interactive tools, or content created before current accessibility practices were implemented may present limitations.

We welcome reports about accessibility problems. If something on 60AndOver.net is difficult to read, operate, understand, or access, telling us about the specific page and problem can help us investigate it.

Requesting Help or an Alternative Format

If you have difficulty accessing information or using a feature on 60AndOver.net, please contact us and describe the page, content, or feature causing the problem.

When reasonably possible, we will try to provide the information in another accessible format or help identify another way to access it.

Ongoing Improvements

Accessibility is part of our ongoing website maintenance and improvement process. As we update existing pages and create new content, we continue to consider readability, navigation, device compatibility, contrast, usability, and support for assistive technologies.

We may revise this Accessibility Statement as our website, tools, technology, and accessibility practices change.

Accessibility Feedback

If you experience an accessibility issue on 60AndOver.net, please tell us what happened and, if possible, include the URL of the page you were using.

Email:
info@60andover.net

Contact Page:
https://60andover.net/contact/

We appreciate feedback that helps us make 60AndOver.net easier for more people to use.

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