Accessibility
Real-ativity is committed to providing an accessible website experience for all visitors. If you experience difficulty accessing content, viewing files, or navigating any area of this website, please contact us so we can assist you promptly. Email: hal@real-ativity.com Phone: (561) 560-9995 When contacting us, please specify the nature of the accessibility issue and any assistive technology you use. Real-ativity will make every reasonable effort to provide the information or content you need in the format you require. We also welcome suggestions and feedback as we continue improving the accessibility and usability of our website.Web Accessibility Help
There are several adjustments you can make within your browser, device, or operating system to create a more accessible browsing experience.I Am Blind Or Can’t See Very Well
If you have difficulty seeing web pages, the following accessibility options may help improve your browsing experience on Real-ativity.com:- Use the Keyboard to Navigate Screens
- Navigate Forms
- Save & Print Forms and Confirmation Numbers
- Increase Text Size
- Magnify your screen
- Change background and text colors
- Make your mouse pointer more visible
- Respond to warning messages
I Find A Keyboard Or Mouse Hard To Use
If using a keyboard or mouse is difficult, speech recognition software such as Dragon NaturallySpeaking may help you navigate websites and online services through voice commands. These tools allow users to move through pages, complete forms, and interact with content using spoken instructions.I Am Deaf Or Hard Of Hearing
Real-ativity supports accessibility features designed to improve the experience for visitors who are deaf or hard of hearing.Transcripts
Text transcripts provide written equivalents of spoken dialogue and non-spoken audio elements such as sound effects. Real-ativity continues working toward adding transcripts to scripted video and audio content whenever possible.Captioning
Captions display synchronized text for spoken audio and sound elements within videos. Captioning benefits users who are deaf or hard of hearing, as well as anyone viewing content in sound-sensitive environments. Most Real-ativity video content includes captions where available. Learn how to enable or disable captioning directly within YouTube video settings.Volume Controls
Your computer, smartphone, or tablet includes built-in volume controls that can improve your listening experience. Many media players and video platforms also offer independent audio settings. Adjusting both device and media player controls can help optimize sound clarity and accessibility.
