The goal is to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at level AA. In practice that means clean HTML, headings in a logical order, text alternatives for images, a visible label on each form field, strong contrast between text and background, and layouts that reflow on small screens and at high zoom. FAQ answers are printed in full rather than tucked behind toggles.

Both the cost calculator and the wet-basement checker can be completed with a keyboard from start to finish. Prefer reading to clicking? Everything either tool works through is also explained in ordinary sentences on the cost guide and service pages.

Some pages may still fall short. If you run into a barrier, such as a button the keyboard can't reach or a heading a screen reader skips, tell us through the contact form and name the page. One sentence on the problem and the page where it happened is enough to get started.

Pages are checked for accessibility before they go live and whenever they change. Wisconsin law governs this statement.