Accessibility of the Landscapers Perth website

Landscapers Perth wants anyone planning a garden, lawn, paving or retaining wall project in Perth to be able to read this website and use its forms, whether they use a keyboard, a screen reader, magnification or a phone. If something on a page gets in your way, please tell us through the contact form and name the page and the problem so it can be fixed.

Accessibility policy

This website is designed to work for as many people as possible. We aim to follow widely recognised web accessibility guidelines and to treat any barrier you report as something to fix, not something to explain away.

Accessibility is ongoing work. Pages, guides and forms are checked when they are added or changed, and older content is reviewed over time.

What we aim for

• Readable text. Plain words, short paragraphs and clear headings so pages on landscape design, reticulation or garden maintenance are easy to scan.
• Good contrast. Text and buttons with enough colour contrast to read in bright Perth daylight or on a dim screen.
• Keyboard access. Menus, links, the enquiry form and its pop-up version can be reached and used without a mouse.
• Screen reader support. Meaningful link text, labelled form fields and text alternatives for images that carry information.
• Flexible layout. Pages that reflow on phones and tablets and still work when you zoom in.

Known limitations

Some photos are decorative and are deliberately skipped by screen readers. Embedded content from other providers, such as maps, may not meet the same level of accessibility, as it is outside this site's control.

If you find a part of the site that does not work with your browser or assistive technology, that is worth reporting even if it seems minor.

Report an accessibility problem

Use the contact form to let us know. A useful report includes:

• the page address or the name of the page
• what you were trying to do, such as reading a service page or completing the form
• what went wrong and what you expected to happen
• the device, browser and any assistive technology you use

If the form itself is the barrier, say so in whatever way you can manage within it, even a single line, and mention that the form was hard to use.

Keeping this statement current

This statement is reviewed as the website changes. When a reported problem is fixed, the affected page is checked again on a phone and a desktop before the change goes live.