Foundation Repair Chattanooga TN wants homeowners in Chattanooga, TN and the nearby towns we take requests from to be able to read every page and finish every form, whatever device, browser or assistive tool they use.

The standard we aim for. We work toward the AA level of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), version 2.1. Pages are coded in plain HTML and CSS, so they behave well for people using screen readers, a keyboard alone, zoom or larger text.

What we've done so far. Headings run in order, so you can move through a page by section. Each image comes with a short text description. We test the color contrast of text, links and buttons. Each form field carries a visible label, and you can complete and submit both forms with nothing but a keyboard. The quiz and calculator steps are built from ordinary form controls, each with a written label a screen reader can read aloud.

Where we fall short. Some links go to public offices and other outside sites. We can't control how accessible those pages are.

Telling us about a barrier. If anything here is hard to read or use, send a note through the contact form beginning with "Accessibility". Let us know which page it was, what you were doing and what went wrong. If the contact form is what's blocking you, get word to us however you can and we'll work out another route together. Every report is read, and we fix what we're able to.

We look at this statement again after any large change to the site.