Effective Date: June 15, 2026
Print Theory is dedicated to fostering digital inclusivity and ensuring that our custom print services, online quoting tools, and digital platforms are comprehensively usable and accessible to individuals of all physical capabilities and sensory impairments.
Our website engineering team works continually to optimize our user interfaces in structural alignment with the World Wide Web Consortium’s Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.1), Level AA standards. We apply text alternatives for graphical content, construct persistent navigational layouts, and retain strict high-contrast color balances to aid screen-reading programs used by visually impaired patrons.
Digital technologies evolve rapidly, and software compatibility layers change over time. We conduct cyclical manual and automated interface audits to locate and repair access barriers on our web infrastructure. Please be aware that our system may link to or incorporate specific third-party integrations (such as instant quoting extensions or shipping API calendars) which are managed by external software entities and may experience independent accessibility challenges.
If you encounter functional navigation limitations, invisible button structures, or general friction while interacting with any sub-page or interface element on the Print Theory website, please bypass the automated portal and contact our local staff immediately. We are eager to provide direct, comprehensive human accommodation over the phone or via standard text-based communications.
Telephone Support: 559-707-1714 (Call our dedicated Kingsburg office line to receive live voice assistance for quotes, sizing assistance, and ordering support.)
Direct Email Intake: info@PrintTheory.com (Send your vector files, quote files, and access inquiries directly to our dedicated monitoring mailbox for prioritized feedback.)
In-Person Consultation: 126 W. Ventura St, STE G. Kingsburg, CA 93631 (Schedule a physical appointment at our production workshop in Kingsburg, California, for sensory evaluations of physical garment samples.)