Accessibility

WCAG 2.2 AA covers four promises: content that is perceivable (you can see it, hear it, or have it read to you), operable (you can use it with a keyboard, with touch, or with speech — no mouse required), understandable (plain words, predictable pages), and robust (it works with the screen readers, magnifiers, and browsers people actually use). That is the bar for every page on this site, not just this one.

These are choices already in the shipped pages — not promises about a redesign someday:

• Keyboard first. Every link, button, and form control can be reached by keyboard alone. A “Skip to main content” link is the first thing on the page. Focus is always visible (a thick outline you cannot miss), in the same spot on every page.
• One clear road map. Landmarks (header, main, footer), one H1 per page, and a visible breadcrumb that matches the page’s structured data — so a screen reader’s landmark list and a sighted reader see the same site.
• Words for the pictures. Every meaningful image carries real alt text that describes the picture, not the file name. Decorative flourishes are marked so they are skipped. Text that matters is real HTML text — never baked into an image — so it can be magnified, translated, and read aloud.
• Big enough to tap. Links and buttons meet a 44-pixel minimum target (48 where it counts), with spacing that does not make neighbours hard to hit. Layout is mobile-first and reflows without sideways scrolling at phone widths.
• Colour with a job, never the only job. The KC GRIT palette (ink, bone, ice blue, amber) is chosen for contrast on dark backgrounds, and meaning is never carried by colour alone — empty states, errors, and statuses say so in words.
• Motion you can turn off. The site honours prefers-reduced-motion: smooth scrolling and animation step back when your system asks for it.
• Forms that label themselves. Every field has a visible label tied to its input, instructions sit next to the field they describe, and nothing you type is sent anywhere until a form is actually connected (see “Feedback” below — the shells say so on the page).
• Honest empty states. No live dates and no orders exist yet on this site, and the pages say so in words instead of showing fake cards or fake play buttons. An empty page that tells the truth is more accessible than a busy page that lies.
• Checkout without colour or QR alone. Price, variant choices, shipping window, and errors are stated in words, and the Venmo note appears as text next to the payment link.

If something on this site is inaccessible to you, tell us. That report is how this page gets better, and it is the fastest way to get a workaround.

We count only aggregate, privacy-friendly events for this page: a page view of this statement, and clicks on the actions above. We do not set tracking cookies, we do not fingerprint devices, and we do not build a profile of you. Counts are reviewed in aggregate to decide what to fix first, for example whether the report path is being used or whether the chat and player limitations above are the most common barriers. If a count is zero, that does not mean no one needs access help, and it never blocks a fix.

Events used on this page: accessibility_statement_view, accessibility_music_click, accessibility_faq_click, accessibility_support_router_click, accessibility_newsletter_click. Measurement is server-side and aggregate only. It does not change the shell status of the contact form above, and it does not promise a reply time.

This accessibility statement was prepared on 5 November 2026. It is based on a self-assessment of the shipped pages on this site (home, music, albums, videos, live, news, about, store, press-kit, newsletter, contact, support, faq, and this page), checked against WCAG 2.2 AA. No automated checker score is quoted here, because a score alone would not prove the chat or player is usable.

This statement will be reviewed and updated whenever the site changes in a way that affects accessibility — at minimum when the chat sidepane or the on-site player ships, when an on-site video player is published (captions + transcript), when the contact/newsletter forms are connected, and at least once a year even if nothing else changes.

This statement covers the public website at rileypnp.appmajic.ai (and its interim host). The catalog it describes is 2016–2022 only: Still Cookin’ Vol. 1, The Murder Tape, The Speez, The Fundraiser, Throwaways EP. Kansas City Contemporary Hip-Hop — The Dopest Foreal. No part of this statement invents a release, a date, a price, or a contact detail to fill a gap.