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Accessibility Statement (WCAG 2.2 AA goal)

This accessibility statement explains our commitment to make our website and client projects usable by everyone. We aim to meet WCAG 2.2 Level AA and continuously improve as standards and technologies evolve. Last updated: 2025-11-12.

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Commitment

Accessibility statement: our approach to accessible design

We apply inclusive design principles, semantic HTML, and progressive enhancement to support assistive technologies and a wide range of devices. For related info, see our About page and services.

Design principles

  • Proper headings, lists, and landmarks for structural navigation.
  • Clear labels for inputs and descriptive alt text for imagery.
  • Color contrast reviewed against AA targets.

Interaction patterns

  • Keyboard navigability with visible focus states.
  • Reduced-motion preferences respected where possible.
  • Meaningful link text and predictable behaviors.

Content practices

  • Plain language and logical reading order.
  • ARIA used sparingly to supplement semantics.
  • Descriptive titles, meta, and breadcrumb structure.

Standards

Standards, technologies, and compatibility

Our target standard is WCAG 2.2 Level AA. The site is built with modern HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and is tested across current browsers.

Guidelines

  • Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 (Level AA).
  • WAI-ARIA for enhanced semantics when needed.

Technologies

  • HTML5, CSS, and progressively enhanced JS.
  • Tested with keyboard navigation and basic screen-reader flows.

Compatibility

  • Current versions of Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge.
  • Responsive layouts for common mobile and desktop sizes.

Limitations

Accessibility statement: known limitations & continuous improvement

Despite our efforts, some content or integrations may not be fully accessible yet. We’re working to improve identified issues on a rolling basis.

Third-party embeds

Some third-party widgets or iframes may have accessibility constraints outside our control. We evaluate alternatives and provide accessible fallbacks when possible.

Legacy content

Older posts or media may not yet meet our current standards. We are updating templates and assets iteratively.

Tips

Helpful tips for using this site with assistive tech

These options may improve your experience depending on your device and preferences.

Use the “Skip to main content” link at the top for faster navigation.
Increase text size via your browser’s zoom (Ctrl/Cmd + “+”).
Use your system’s high-contrast or reduced-motion settings if needed.
Navigate via keyboard: Tab/Shift+Tab to move, Enter/Space to activate.

Feedback

Tell us about an accessibility barrier

If you encounter an issue, please describe the page, the problem, and your browser or assistive technology so we can investigate. You can also reach our contact page.

Your contact details

Issue details

We will review your message and work to address verified issues promptly.

Alternative formats

Request content in an alternative format

If you need materials in a different format (e.g., large print, accessible PDF), contact us and we’ll provide a reasonable alternative when possible.

Large-print documents on request.
Accessible PDFs or HTML alternatives where feasible.
Plain-text versions for screen readers if needed.
Captioned/transcribed media when applicable.

Questions about accessibility?

We welcome suggestions that help us improve. If you find a barrier, please use the form above or email us directly.

Email: info@pestwebdesign.com

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