Accessibility

Our goal

Aldermoor Residential aims for this website to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA, so it can be read without glasses, used with a screen reader or a keyboard, zoomed, and used on a phone.

What we've done

• Large type: running text is 19 pixels, and nothing on the site is smaller than 16, labels and captions included.
• Strong contrast: every text colour is at least 7 to 1 against its background, well above the 4.5 to 1 the guidelines ask for. No grey text on grey.
• Underlined links, so you can tell a link without seeing its colour.
• Buttons that say in words what they do, never an icon alone, and a name above every form field that stays when you type.
• Large targets: buttons at least 52 pixels tall and form fields at least 56, easy to tap and to click.
• Pages that work at 200% browser zoom, and on a phone, without losing anything or scrolling sideways.
• Nothing moves on its own: no slideshows, no videos that play by themselves, no animation.
• Every link, button and field within reach of the keyboard, with a thick focus ring you can see, and a link at the top to skip to the main content.
• A description of every picture and floor plan drawing, and prices, fees, hours and events written as text, never as pictures.

What we know falls short

• No outside audit yet: we checked the site ourselves, page by page, on a computer and a phone, and fix what we find.
• Maps are pictures of the streets. The address, the directions and the distances to places nearby are written beside them as text.
• The pictures are generated samples, not photographs of the real building and homes. Each one's description says what it shows.

Report a barrier

If something on this site gets in your way, tell us the page and what happened: call (303) 555-0164, email hello@wrenclearcreek.example or tell the office. We'll get you the information another way while we fix it.

In the building and the homes

• Elevators to every floor In the building.
• Step-free entrances and a covered drop-off at the front door In the building.
• Walk-in shower with a bench and grab bars In every home.
• Wider doorways, lever handles and rocker light switches In every home.
• Homes built for wheelchair users, with roll-in showers and lowered counters In some homes.