Accessibility Statement
We aim to make Indiana fishing-license information easier to read and use across devices, screen sizes, and user abilities.
Accessibility commitment
We want this website to be useful for a wide range of users, including older anglers, new anglers, mobile users, readers with low vision, keyboard users, and people who need simple step-by-step instructions. We work to make pages readable, organised, and easy to navigate.
Design practices we use
Short sections, clear headings, strong contrast, and large tap targets.
Important tables are designed to remain readable on mobile screens.
We avoid unnecessary legal or agency jargon where simple wording is safer.
Official links are placed near explanations so users understand why they are clicking.
Important safety and verification messages are separated visually from normal text.
We avoid layouts that hide the practical next step behind decorative elements.
Known limitations
Some external official sources, maps, PDFs, license systems, or third-party regulation guides may not fully follow the same accessibility approach. We cannot control external websites, but we try to explain what users should expect before leaving our site.
Report an accessibility issue
If you find a page that is hard to read, difficult to use on mobile, missing useful context, or confusing with a screen reader, please send us the page URL and a short explanation. We review accessibility feedback as part of our correction and improvement process.