Built so everyone can read it

What we aim for

• WCAG 2.1 AA contrast and structure, with text sized generously for aging eyes
• Full keyboard operation — navigation, gallery, accordion and forms work without a mouse
• Visible focus indicators and skip-to-content links on every page
• Respect for the operating system “reduce motion” setting: animation switches to a calm static presentation
• Descriptive link language and alternative text on photographs

Motion and animation

Content fades in as you scroll, the day sequence follows your position, and the seven-resident illustration animates once. All of it is decorative: the same information is in the page whether or not any of it runs. If you have “reduce motion” switched on in your operating system, every one of these is replaced by a static presentation rather than simply being sped up.

Found a barrier?

Email info@valegacyassistedliving.com and describe what happened. We fix barriers as a priority, not eventually.