Accessibility

This page states what has been checked on this site and what has not. Where a number appears it was measured on the built pages. Where something has not been tested, it says so.

What the site does

• Semantic HTML. Every page carries one h1, a header, a navigation landmark, a main region and a footer. Headings run in order, lists are lists, and tables carry header cells.
• A skip link. The first control on every page jumps to the main content, and it becomes visible when it takes focus from the keyboard.
• Keyboard operable. Every control is a link or a native disclosure. Nothing needs a mouse, nothing needs a hover, and nothing is dragged. The menu on a narrow screen is the browser's own details element, so it opens without JavaScript.
• Visible focus. A focused link or button takes a two pixel outline in the site's accent colour.
• No motion. There are no scroll reveals, carousels, parallax or animated numbers. The only movement is a 150 millisecond colour change on a link and the plus sign on a disclosure turning as it opens, and the browser's reduced motion setting removes both.
• No JavaScript dependency. The site ships no client-side JavaScript. The phone number is a plain telephone link, so it works with scripting off or blocked.
• Contrast. Text contrast was measured on the built pages at 1440 pixels and 390 pixels wide on 2026-11-05, against 4.5:1 for body text and 3:1 for large text. No pair failed at either width.
• Text size. Body text is 17 pixels, and the reading column is capped at about 68 characters.

What has not been done

• No screen-reader audit. The markup is standard, but nobody has listened to these pages with a screen reader, so how they sound is unverified.
• No third-party audit, and no automated accessibility test in the build. The checks above are contrast and overflow measurements on rendered pages, not a conformance run.
• No certification. There is no WCAG conformance claim in any version on this site. This page describes practice, not a standard met.
• No zoom or text-only enlargement test. Reflow at 200 percent zoom has not been measured.
• Small text in the shell. The logo subtitle, the top strip and the footer sit between 10 and 12 pixels. That is small for a reader on a phone, and it has not been corrected.
• No alternative to the phone. The site is deliberately phone-only, with no form, no email and no text number. That leaves a deaf or hard of hearing visitor without a route that suits them. The trade was made for the emergency caller, and it is still a gap.

If something does not work

If a page is hard to read, a control will not take focus, or the layout breaks at your zoom level, call (719) 435-8785 and describe what happened. A report from a visitor is the only audit this site currently has.