Accessibility Statement
Every page of Foundation Repair Tallahassee FL, and both of its forms, should work for anyone in Tallahassee, FL, Leon County, FL and the nearby towns we take requests from, whatever device, browser or assistive tool they use.
Our aim. We build toward Level AA of the W3C's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, version 2.1. Pages rely on standard markup and simple styling, which tends to work well with screen readers, keyboards, zoom and enlarged text.
What is built in. Headings run in order, so someone using a screen reader can move from section to section. Images carry short text descriptions. Colors for text, links and buttons are picked for contrast, and white text is never set on the orange accent color. Labels sit in plain view above each form field. Tabbing through either form, then pressing Enter, sends it without a mouse. In the quiz and calculator, each choice is a standard radio button or checkbox with its own label that assistive software can read aloud.
Small screens. Pages reflow on a phone, and you can enlarge the text without scrolling sideways to finish a line.
Pages we do not run. Some links open public offices' websites and other outside pages, and how accessible those are is up to their owners.
Telling us about a barrier. If something on a page or tool stops you, write through the contact form and begin with "Accessibility". Name the page, the task you were attempting and the point where it broke down. If the form itself is the barrier, a friend or helper may send the message for you; mention that in it, and we will look for another way to help. We read each report and fix what is ours to fix.
We look at this page again after any major change to the website's design.