Basement Waterproofing Omaha NE wants its pages to work for homeowners in Omaha, NE and nearby towns who rely on a screen reader, screen magnification, voice control or a keyboard alone.
Level AA of WCAG 2.1, the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, is the standard the site works toward. In practice that means semantic HTML, a logical heading order, alt text on images, labels that stay visible on each form field, high contrast between text and background, and pages that reflow cleanly on narrow screens or when zoomed. FAQ answers sit in full on the page instead of behind expanding panels.
The cost calculator and the wet-basement checker can each be finished from start to end with a keyboard. Anyone who would rather read than click will find the same ground covered in plain sentences on the cost guide and service pages.
Gaps may remain. If a control won't take keyboard focus or a screen reader skips a label, tell us through the contact form and mention the page. A short note naming the page and the problem is plenty to go on.
Pages are reviewed for accessibility before they are published and again after changes. Nebraska law governs this statement.