ADA Compliance – WCAG 2.1 Level AA Compliance

1. Perceivable

All users can perceive the information being presented.

• Photos and icons include descriptive alternative (alt) text.
• Proper HTML heading structure is used to identify headings and subheadings.
• Content is presented in a logical reading order.
• Navigation is consistently placed and easy to read.
• Navigation maintains sufficient color contrast, even while scrolling.
• Information is never conveyed solely by color, shape, or size.
• Text and interface elements meet the required WCAG contrast ratio.
• The website remains fully legible at up to 200% browser zoom.
• The only text contained within an image is the company logo, which is also represented in the page title and meta tags.

2. Operable

All users can navigate and interact with our website.

• The website is fully usable using a keyboard only.
• Arrow keys allow scrolling, Tab moves between interactive elements, and Enter activates selections.
• Keyboard navigation follows a logical tab order.
• Keyboard focus indicators are clearly visible.
• There are no unnecessary time limits or session timeouts.
• There are no flashing elements that could trigger seizures.
• Skip links are available to quickly navigate to important sections, including contact information.
• All links are descriptive and meaningful.
• Multiple navigation methods are available, such as service photos and additional navigation buttons.
• Headings and labels are clear, descriptive, and consistent.

3. Understandable

Our website is easy to understand and use.

• All pages include the appropriate lang attribute.
• No additional languages are used without proper language identification.
• Forms do not submit automatically without user action.
• User input does not trigger unexpected changes in context.
• Navigation remains consistent and intuitive throughout the website.
• Form validation clearly explains any errors and how to correct them.
• All form fields include clear, descriptive labels.
• Forms do not contain multi-step processes that require users to review previously entered information.

4. Robust

Our website is designed to work with current and future technologies, including assistive technologies.

• HTML is valid and standards compliant.
• Interactive elements include appropriate accessible names, roles, and values.
• Forms provide accessible status messages for user feedback.