Inclusive access
Accessibility statement
CallBathroom is being built so people can research, plan, and understand bathroom projects across devices and interaction methods.
Our approach
We use semantic headings and landmarks, visible keyboard focus, skip navigation, descriptive links, text alternatives for meaningful imagery, accessible form labels and errors, adequate color contrast, reduced-motion preferences, responsive layouts, and controls that do not rely on color alone.
Interactive tools
The project-request form and calculator use labeled fieldsets, keyboard-operable controls, validation messages, progress information, and text results. The calculator does not require contact information; the project-request form clearly labels the contact and address fields needed to save a request.
Testing
Representative pages are included in automated accessibility checks for serious and critical findings. Automated testing is only one layer; keyboard, zoom, responsive, screen-reader, and content review are also important.
Known limits
Third-party phone, analytics, consent, and embedded services can introduce their own accessibility considerations. Some source websites linked from CallBathroom are controlled by others.
Feedback
CallBathroom does not currently publish an accessibility contact form. We avoid listing an unmonitored email address that could give visitors a false expectation of a response.