Last updated September 3, 2026
Our commitment
Golden Daisy Press™ is committed to improving access to its website for people with disabilities. We aim to make information about the Press and Pia Copeland’s books clear, readable, and easy to navigate.
Practical measures
Our accessibility work is informed by the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). Practical measures include readable typography and spacing, attention to text contrast, logical headings, descriptive links, alternative text for informative images, keyboard-operable links and controls, and a skip-to-content link. Decorative imagery is kept separate from essential reading content.
The website also includes responsive layouts and respects reduced-motion settings for its animations. We continue to review these features as pages are added or changed.
Contact options and forms
There is currently no on-site contact form. Email links and a copy-email option provide ways to contact the Press. If forms are introduced, accessible labels, instructions, and keyboard use will be included in their design and review.
Scope and limitations
Accessibility is an ongoing effort. We have not established complete WCAG conformance through a comprehensive independent audit, and this statement is not a guarantee of ADA or WCAG compliance. Third-party websites, email applications, and linked materials may work differently and are not fully within our control.
Report a difficulty
If you encounter an accessibility barrier or need information in another format, please email goldendaisypress@piacopeland.com. Include the page address, the difficulty encountered, and the browser, device, or assistive technology involved if you are comfortable sharing it. There is no need to disclose a medical diagnosis.
We will review the issue and work toward a practical response or an alternative way to provide the information.