Using Our Website With Accessibility Needs

Last updated: October 2026

Regardedmentioned Walk-In Tubs wants everyone to be able to use regardedmentioned.living, including older visitors and people with disabilities. This statement explains the website's accessibility goals and how to report a problem. It is a general template and does not provide legal advice.

Website Accessibility Goals

The aim is a website that as many people as possible can use. Level AA of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 is the target. This statement does not claim that every page meets that standard.

Features That Support Access

Website accessibility goals include:

• Clear headings and a logical reading order
• Text descriptions for images that convey information
• Readable text sizes and sufficient color contrast
• Pages and forms that can be used with a keyboard
• Layouts that work on phones, tablets and desktop computers
• Plain language and clear form labels

Possible Access Barriers

Some parts of the website may need improvement. Embedded tools and content supplied by other businesses may also have limits that Regardedmentioned Walk-In Tubs cannot fully control. Reports from visitors help identify pages or features that need attention.

Another Way to Make a Request

If a website feature is difficult to use, email contact@regardedmentioned.living with your request and your preferred way to receive a reply. Request a callback to ask about connecting with a local provider. A caregiver or family member may contact Regardedmentioned Walk-In Tubs on your behalf.

Regardedmentioned Walk-In Tubs connects homeowners with independent bathing providers. Questions about a product's accessibility or changes to your bathroom should be discussed with the provider.

Report a Website Problem

Email contact@regardedmentioned.living and describe the difficulty. Details that may help include:

• The page or feature you were using
• What happened and what you expected
• Your browser and device
• Any assistive software you were using

Share only the details needed to explain the website problem. You do not need to provide medical information.

Ongoing Website Changes

Accessibility remains a consideration when website content and features change. Visitor feedback can help guide future updates.