Accessibility at Waterproofing Perth

Waterproofing Perth wants everyone to be able to read about bathroom, shower, balcony and basement waterproofing in Perth and to request a quote without hitting a barrier. That includes people using screen readers, keyboard navigation, voice control, magnification or high contrast settings. If any part of this site gets in your way, let us know through the contact form and we will look at fixing it.

Accessibility policy

Our aim is for this website to work well for people with a wide range of abilities, devices and connection speeds. We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at level AA as the benchmark we work towards, and we treat accessibility as ongoing work rather than a box ticked once.

When we add or change pages, such as a new service page or the quote checklist, we check them against that benchmark before they go live where we can.

Accessibility features on this site

• Clear structure. Pages use headings in a logical order so screen reader users can jump straight to the part they need, such as a section on leaking shower repair.
• Keyboard access. Menus, links and the enquiry form can be reached and used without a mouse, with a visible focus outline.
• Readable text. Text can be enlarged to 200 per cent in your browser without content being lost, and we aim for strong contrast between text and background.
• Labelled forms. Every form field has a text label, and error messages explain what needs fixing in plain words.
• Meaningful images. Images that carry information have text alternatives, while decorative ones are hidden from assistive technology.
• Plain language. We explain waterproofing terms like membranes and wet areas in everyday words where possible.

Where the site may fall short

Some content may not yet meet every guideline. Pop-up forms can occasionally behave differently across older browsers and screen reader combinations, and embedded third-party tools such as maps may not be fully accessible. We review these parts regularly and replace or improve them when a better option exists.

How to report an accessibility problem

Use the contact form to tell us about any barrier. Choose whatever wording suits you; there is no special format. If the form itself is the problem, mention that in any way you can reach us through the site, and we will treat it as a priority to fix.

Details that help us find the fault quickly

• The web address of the page, or the page name, such as the balcony waterproofing page
• What you were trying to do, for example open the menu or submit the quote form
• The device, browser and any assistive technology you use, such as NVDA, VoiceOver or browser zoom
• What happened instead of what you expected

You are also welcome to suggest improvements even when nothing is broken. Feedback from people who rely on assistive technology every day is the most useful way to make this site easier for the next visitor.