Website Accessibility
Updated November 2026
We work toward WCAG 2.2, the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, at level AA, the level widely used as the benchmark for accessible websites.
Accessibility features
Several things were done to get there. Colors were checked for contrast. A link or a button tells you its purpose in its own words. Photos have alt text. Forms label their fields and explain any error in plain terms. The pages reflow for phones and zoom. Nothing important is shown only as a picture of text. Each page has headings in order, so screen readers can move through it. A keyboard alone can operate every control, and the item in focus is clearly marked.
How it is tested
All pages are tested with automated accessibility tools, and each change is also checked at desktop and mobile screen sizes before it goes online.
Where we may fall short
Some things may have slipped past us. Not every detail of every photo is described, and a page or control that fails you is a mistake we mean to fix.
Getting help
Tell us where you got stuck by calling (734) 537-8764 or writing to info@haisleygatesdoors.com. We’ll respond and offer you the same information by phone or e-mail in the meantime.