Our commitment
tdsnap.com publishes a large, continuously updated body of NFL data—interactive charts, sortable tables, injury tickers, schedule grids, and long-form team showcases. We design and iterate with accessibility in mind so fans, researchers, and fantasy players can navigate that depth regardless of ability or assistive technology.
Measures we take
- Semantic structure — pages use heading hierarchies, landmarks, and descriptive labels so screen readers can skim team profiles, player game logs, and standings efficiently.
- Keyboard navigation — primary navigation, tabs, filters, and cookie consent controls are operable without a mouse where feasible.
- Color and contrast — stat pills, injury status badges, and chart series rely on more than color alone (text labels, patterns, rank numbers) to convey meaning.
- Responsive layout — tables scroll horizontally on small screens; hero tiles and sidebar blocks reflow to reduce pinch-zoom requirements.
- Alternative text — decorative team logos and player photos use empty alt text when adjacent text already identifies the subject; meaningful images include descriptions where needed.
- Motion — marquee tickers and countdown animations respect reduced-motion preferences through system settings where supported.
Known limitations
Data visualization is an evolving area. Some advanced chart tooltips in team and player showcases may not expose every data point to assistive technology in the same detail as the visual chart. Large sortable tables (full league offense/defense rankings, DVP matrices) can be dense; we continue improving captions, summaries, and keyboard focus order on these views.
Third-party embedded media (external highlight players) is governed by the provider's accessibility features, which may vary.
Standards
We aim to conform with widely recognized guidelines such as the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA where practicable for a data-heavy sports analytics site. Conformance is an ongoing process as we ship new metrics and page types.
Feedback and assistance
If you encounter a barrier on tdsnap.com—a chart you cannot interpret, a table that traps keyboard focus, or insufficient contrast on a new component—please tell us. Include the page URL, browser and assistive technology if applicable, and a brief description of the issue.
Email: [email protected]with the subject line “Accessibility.” We will acknowledge receipt and work toward a reasonable solution or alternative format where possible.
Formal complaints
If you are not satisfied with our response, you may have the right to escalate under applicable local disability or consumer protection laws. We encourage you to contact us first so we can address concerns promptly.