Accessibility

Accessibility support

Compounding Momentum should stay readable, keyboard-friendly, and recoverable if a page, download, or buying route is hard to use. Use this page to find the fastest alternative route or report a barrier with enough detail to fix it.

Fastest next route

Choose by what you need right now

If access friction shows up, pick the route that keeps momentum without forcing a checkout, private details, or a fixed file format.

Keep readingUse the HTML reader for zoom, reflow, keyboard focus, and screen-reader flow. Practice nextOpen workbook guidance when you need a worksheet path instead of more policy text. Compare formatsCheck which routes are live, gated, retailer-owned, or direct-download only. Report a barrierSend the page, blocked action, setup, and expected result without private payment data.

Current baseline

Readable routes first

The site is static, keeps a skip link, visible focus states, descriptive route links, and mobile-sized actions. If a surface fails for you, the recovery path should be clear without requiring checkout or private account details.

Keyboard: Use the skip link, primary navigation, and route cards to move through each public page.
Downloads: Free reader resources are available as HTML routes and PDFs where practical.
Support: Report the exact page, device, assistive setup, and what blocked the next step.

Reading support

Choose the format that is easiest to use now

Start with the route that matches your setup. The HTML reader is the safest fallback for zoom, keyboard navigation, and browser-level accessibility tools.

HTML readerBest first choice for zoom, reflow, keyboard focus, and screen-reader navigation. Chapter PDFUse when you prefer a saved file, print view, or external PDF reader. Audit PDFOpen the worksheet directly if the email or download route is not ready.

Access decision

Pick the fastest fallback before reporting

Most access problems have a useful next route while the barrier is being fixed. Use this split to keep reading, switch formats, or check whether a buying path is site-owned or retailer-owned.

Page is hard to read First fallback: open the HTML reader Use browser zoom, keyboard focus, and built-in assistive tools before trying a fixed PDF.

Download is awkward First fallback: use the matching HTML route Chapter 1 and the audit both have direct routes so you are not blocked by email or file handling.

Checkout blocks access First fallback: identify who owns it Amazon owns retailer checkout and delivery; this site owns broken links, unclear routes, and support copy.

Accessible recovery routes

If one path is awkward, use the nearest alternative below. The free sample route is the best fallback when a purchase, policy, or download route is not ready.

Read onlineOpen Chapter 1 and the audit without checkout. Report a barrierSend the page URL and what blocked you. Compare formatsCheck which buying routes are live or gated.

Policy and support recovery map

When the access problem is not about reading the page itself, jump straight to the route that owns the next decision. Each link is a full tap target and keeps sensitive payment or account details out of email.

Contact supportAsk for help with access, downloads, bulk, press, or rights. PrivacyReview email, analytics, and data handling before sending details. TermsCheck site, content, download, and usage boundaries. RefundsFind whether the site, Amazon, or a future provider owns the fix.

Barrier reports

Send details that make the issue fixable

Do not send passwords, payment card details, private account screenshots, or API keys. A focused report with the page and blocked action is enough for a local-safe site fix.

Page and actionInclude the URL and the button, link, form, download, or text that was hard to use.
SetupName the device, browser, zoom level, keyboard use, screen reader, or other assistive tool if relevant.
Expected resultSay what you were trying to do next: read, download, buy, ask support, or review a policy.

What happens next

Site-level accessibility issues can be fixed in the static pages. Retailer checkout, Kindle delivery, and store account accessibility remain owned by the store that handles that order.

Email reportUse a prefilled accessibility note. Access issueCheck file and provider ownership rules. Data questionReview what this static site collects.