Accessibility statement
Built to be usable by everyone.
A contractor's customers browse on cracked phone screens, in bright sunlight, and with screen readers. We hold our own site to the standard we sell.
What we do
- Semantic page structure — real headings, landmarks, and lists, not styled divs pretending to be them.
- Full keyboard navigation, with visible focus states.
- Text contrast that meets WCAG AA at the sizes we use.
- Meaningful images carry alt text; decorative images stay silent.
- Forms with real labels, not placeholder-only inputs.
- No content that depends on color alone to be understood.
What we're still working on
The fictional concept demos are immersive single-page builds — we review each new one against the same checklist above, and we fix what we find. If you hit something that doesn't work with your setup, we want to know.
Report a problem
Found a barrier? Tell us what you were doing, what device and browser (or assistive tech) you were on, and where it broke — through the contact form. We read every message.
Last updated September 2026.
