Accessibility Statement
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Tallgrass Construction LLC built and maintains this website, and this statement describes how it works for visitors using assistive technology. We build this site to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA, and if something here is not working for you, we would rather hear about it: a phone number is listed further down this page.
The standard we build to
WCAG 2.1 Level AA is the accessibility standard most public websites are measured against, and it covers things like readable color contrast, being able to use a site with a keyboard instead of a mouse, and making sure a screen reader can describe what is on the page.
We built this site to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA, and we test it against that standard as we build, on every page, rather than as a one-time review at the end. That is not a claim of formal certification, and no automated check catches everything.
What we have done
These are not a philosophy. Each is a specific measure already built into this site, checked as part of how the site gets built, not added on afterward.
- Everything clickable can also be reached with the keyboard, and whatever you land on is outlined so you can see where you are.
- If your device is set to reduce motion, the scroll animations do not run at all, and the content still appears.
- Every page uses real headings in order, with one main heading and clear regions, so you can move by heading instead of reading everything.
- Colors are chosen for contrast, not just for looks, and links are underlined so color is never the only way to spot one.
- Every field on the estimate form and the review form has a label, so a screen reader announces what it is asking for.
- Buttons and links are sized to be tapped easily on a phone, without needing precise aim.
Where this site may still fall short
This site was checked for accessibility as it was built, and audited again as a whole before launch. We are not aware of anything on this site that is currently blocking someone from using it — but no site is ever finished, and no automated check catches everything a person might run into. If something here does not work for you, we would rather hear about it than assume we already know.
Telling us about a problem
The fastest way to reach us is to call, or use the form on our contact page. If you can tell us what page you were on and what happened, that helps us find the problem faster.
We will look into it and get back to you, and we will fix what we can. If something on this site is getting in your way, tell us on the phone and we will give you the information you need, or take your details, that way instead.
Keeping this statement current
This statement describes the site as it is on the date at the top of this page. We check accessibility as we make changes to the site, and we update this page whenever what is true about it changes, rather than leaving an old description in place.
Reporting an accessibility problem
If something on this site is not working for you, here is how to reach us, because we would rather hear about it and help than have you assume nothing can be done.
