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Accessibility

We aim to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA. Some of that is verified automatically on every build, which is a stronger statement than an aspiration.

What is checked automatically

Every colour pair in the design system is contrast-tested on each build, reading the values straight out of the stylesheet so the check cannot drift from the design. The build fails if any text pair drops below 4.5:1, or if any interface boundary such as an input border drops below 3:1.

The build also fails if a component uses a colour in a way that would break contrast, for example putting text in the amber that is only ever meant to be a surface.

Further checks confirm that every page has exactly one H1, that heading levels are not skipped, that form controls have labels, and that meaningful icons carry accessible names while decorative ones are hidden from assistive technology.

How the site is built

Semantic HTML, a skip-to-content link, visible keyboard focus on every interactive element, and a mobile menu that can be opened and dismissed from the keyboard.

The estimator is rendered fully on the server, so it shows a complete, correct estimate with JavaScript disabled. The quote form degrades to a single native form submission in the same situation.

Motion is minimal and respects the reduced-motion preference.

Known limitations

Wide rate tables scroll horizontally inside their own container on small screens. The page itself never scrolls sideways, but reading a full table on a phone still takes more work than it should.

Automated checks do not catch everything. If something is hard to use, we want to know.

Report a problem

Email quotes@texasliftrental.com with the page and what went wrong. We will fix it and tell you when it is done.