Navigate
Use the skip link, clear headings, and keyboard focus to move through pages and controls.
Access in practice
Make this site work for you.
Adjust how this website looks and reads. If a page or tool blocks you, we can help you get the information or service another practical way.
Reading preferencesUse the live settings button
Text size100% 110% 120%
SpacingDefault More Most
ColorsDefault Softer Monochrome
MotionReduce movement
This is a visual guide. Open the settings to make changes.
A usable visit
Find your way, read comfortably, and take action.
Accessibility is part of how this site is planned, built, and maintained. These are the paths we check and the ways you can adjust your own view.
Read
Use browser zoom or the site settings for text size, spacing, contrast, and color.
Interact
Forms and controls are designed with labels, instructions, status messages, and visible focus.
Ask
If something blocks you, tell us where. You can request the information another practical way.
Our accessibility goal
What we aim to support—and what we still check.
Web Respawn wants this website to be usable by as many people as reasonably possible, including visitors using keyboards, screen readers, screen magnification, voice input, high-contrast settings, or reduced-motion preferences.
Built into the site
- A skip link and consistent main-content landmark
- Keyboard-accessible navigation and visible focus
- Logical headings, descriptive page titles, and semantic structure
- Readable text and control contrast, zoom, and responsive reflow
- Alternative text for meaningful images
- Labels, instructions, status updates, and error feedback for forms
- Reduced motion when the device preference requests it
An ongoing target
We use WCAG 2.2 Level AA as an ongoing technical target. That is not a certification that every page, browser, assistive technology, or legal requirement is satisfied in every circumstance.
Source review, automated checks, keyboard review, responsive testing, and manual content review are used during development. Representative page families and their distinct layouts are checked. A complete sitewide compatibility matrix for every current screen reader, browser, and high-contrast combination has not yet been formally completed.
Automated tools and preference widgets cannot prove accessibility or legal compliance.
Optional visitor preferences
Change the display to suit you.
The accessibility button stays in the lower-left corner on large and small screens. Its settings persist in this browser. Keyboard access and screen-reader structure do not require a special mode; they are part of the site at all times.
Text and typeText size, line and letter spacing, and a simpler typeface
VisibilityStronger contrast; softer or monochrome colors; highlighted links and headings
Focus and motionStronger keyboard focus, reduced motion, and hidden images
Current boundaries
Access to the information comes first.
Media and formats
The client portal walkthrough video has caption files. If important visual information is not explained by audio or text, or another format is needed, contact us for a practical alternative.
Third-party tools
Some linked or embedded tools are controlled by other providers. We cannot guarantee their accessibility, but we will consider a practical alternative when one is available.
Ongoing maintenance
New content, browsers, assistive technologies, and third-party tools can introduce issues that need correction. Accessibility feedback helps us identify them.
Found a barrier?
Tell us where it happened.
If a page or function prevents access, contact us for help or request the same information through a practical alternative method. Accessibility feedback is reviewed personally, and the reply will describe the next practical step.
What to include, if you can
- The page address
- What you were trying to do
- Your browser or assistive technology, if comfortable sharing it
No technical diagnosis is required.
Straight answers
Questions about using this site.
How do I open the accessibility settings?
Use the accessibility button near the bottom of the page, or the button near the top of this page. It includes text, spacing, color, focus, motion, and image preferences.
Do I need to turn on keyboard or screen-reader support?
No. Keyboard access, semantic structure, and screen-reader compatibility are part of the site at all times, rather than a mode you must enable.
Does the settings panel prove the site is fully accessible?
No. We use WCAG 2.2 Level AA as an ongoing technical target and keep reviewing distinct pages and functions. A widget or automated scan cannot certify the entire site.
What if I cannot complete a form?
Email or call us and explain the page and what you were trying to do. We can help you access the information or service through another practical method.
What if my issue is not resolved?
Applicable federal or state agencies may offer additional information or complaint processes. We welcome the opportunity to address the barrier directly first.
Can I navigate the site without a mouse?
Use Tab to move between links and controls, and Enter or Space when appropriate to activate them. The skip link moves to the main content. If you reach a control you cannot use, tell us the page and what happened.
Can I return the reading settings to their defaults?
Yes. Open the accessibility panel and choose Reset settings. You can also change one option at a time. These reading preferences do not replace the site’s built-in structure or keyboard support.
What details help when reporting an access problem?
Send the page URL, the action you were trying, your browser or device, and any assistive technology you use. Include the error or obstacle you encountered. Share only the details needed to explain the issue.
Can I contact you if the website form is hard to use?
Yes. Email hello@webrespawn.com with your question or access issue. Include the page URL when useful so we can find the problem and offer another way to continue.
Does a website update need another accessibility review?
Yes. New content, layouts, and tools can affect how a page works. Relevant checks belong in the update work. If a later change causes a problem, tell us which page and action are affected.
Need access another way?
Tell us what you need.
Share the page and the step that is difficult. We will describe a practical next step.
Contact Web Respawn