Foundation Repair Little Rock AR wants every homeowner in Little Rock, AR, the rest of Pulaski County and the nearby cities we serve to be able to read these pages and send a request, on any device and with any assistive software.

What we aim for. Our target is Level AA of version 2.1 of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). The pages are simple HTML and CSS, a build that suits screen readers, browser zoom, larger text and getting around by keyboard.

What we have done so far. Headings run in a logical order, so you can move from section to section. Images have text alternatives. Text, links and buttons are checked for enough color contrast. Form fields show visible labels, and you can work through either form, start to finish, without a mouse. Answers on our question pages are printed in full on the page. The quiz and the calculator are made of ordinary labeled buttons that a screen reader can announce.

Pages we don't run. Some links go to government offices and source documents outside our control. Those sites' owners decide how accessible their pages are.

Telling us about a barrier. If part of the site stops you, send a note through the contact form. Mention the page, the task you had in mind and where things broke down. If the form is the problem, reach us however you can and mention that, and we will find another route. We read every report and fix what we can as promptly as is reasonable.

We look at this statement again whenever the site is substantially rebuilt.