Accessibility Statement

Last updated: September 2026.

The Fixer Line is committed to making our home repair guides usable by everyone, including people who use assistive technologies.

What we do

• Semantic structure. Guides use proper heading hierarchy so screen readers can navigate by section.
• Descriptive images. Instructional images include descriptive alt text conveying the step shown.
• Readable design. Body text uses sufficient color contrast, resizable text, and touch-friendly interactive elements (minimum 44px targets).
• Keyboard access. Interactive elements — including the cost estimator and FAQ accordions — are operable by keyboard.
• Reduced motion. We respect the user’s reduced-motion preference for animations and transitions.
• Focus visibility. Visible focus states help keyboard users track their position on the page.

Known limitations

Some older content may not fully meet every guideline; we improve pages on an ongoing basis. Embedded third-party tools (such as the consent banner) are subject to their providers’ accessibility.

Feedback

Accessibility is an ongoing effort. If you encounter barriers on this site — unreadable text, keyboard traps, missing descriptions — please tell us via the contact page with the page URL and the issue you faced. We take these reports seriously and will address them.