Readable structure
Pages use headings, sections, lists, and card groups so visitors can scan the page and understand where they are.
Commitment
This site is designed to make the publishing record easier to read, browse, and understand.
We aim to use semantic headings, clear navigation, meaningful link text, adequate contrast, responsive layouts, and descriptive text for important images. The site will continue to improve as new pages, book shelves, press materials, and historic archive pages are added.
What we prioritize
The goal is a premium site that still behaves like a careful publishing reference: legible, predictable, and easy to navigate.
Pages use headings, sections, lists, and card groups so visitors can scan the page and understand where they are.
Labels such as Books, Imprints, Press, Rights, Children, Educators, and Historic Archive describe real visitor paths.
Book covers, banners, studio images, and archive images should include useful alternative text when they carry meaning.
Navigation, buttons, and links should remain usable without requiring a mouse or visual-only interaction.
The visual system uses dark publisher styling, but text and controls should remain clear against the background.
Preserved pages may reflect older web design. Context pages should help visitors reach current, more accessible pages.
Feedback
If you encounter an accessibility barrier, please send the page address, a short description of the problem, the device or browser if relevant, and the information you were trying to reach.
Use the contact page and choose the most relevant inquiry path. Accessibility feedback may be routed through the general contact path.
Open contact pageUseful paths
The site map and Start Here page provide simple alternatives to browsing the main navigation.