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Accessibility

Roofers Langley aims to make rooferslangley.ca usable with keyboard navigation, readable contrast, meaningful headings, descriptive image alternatives and form labels. A material change should be reflected in the posted revision date.

Accessibility shown through professional roofing work
Last reviewed for draft delivery: August 4, 2026. Operational and legal review is required before publication.
Summary

Roofers Langley aims to make rooferslangley.ca usable with keyboard navigation, readable contrast, meaningful headings, descriptive image alternatives and form labels. Questions should be directed through the published contact channel.

Accessible structure

Pages should use one clear H1, logical heading order, crawlable text links, visible focus states and controls that work without a mouse.

Images, forms and documents

Content images need useful alt text, form fields need labels and errors need text explanations. Downloadable documents should be checked for reading order, selectable text and tagged structure.

Motion, colour and responsive use

Information should not rely on colour alone, motion should respect reduced-motion preferences and layouts should remain usable when zoomed or viewed on a small screen.

Requesting assistance

Visitors who encounter a barrier should be able to identify the page, describe the problem and request the information in an alternate format through the published contact channel.

Information to include in a barrier report

  • The page address or name.
  • The device, browser and assistive technology used.
  • The task that could not be completed.
  • The preferred alternate format or contact method.

Ask a question about the website

Use the general contact channel to ask about the accessibility, request an accessible format or report a website concern. Do not send sensitive personal information through an unsecured general message.

Open the contact page
Roofing planning and next-step discussion for Accessibility