Accessibility

Everyone should be able to use our website.

Pixel Makeover believes that a good online experience should be accessible to as many people as possible.

We are committed to making the Pixel Makeover website easier to use and understand for people with different abilities, devices, technologies, and ways of navigating the web.

Our Approach

A website that works for more people.

As we build and improve Pixel Makeover, we aim to consider accessibility as part of the design and development of our website rather than treating it as an afterthought.

Accessibility is an ongoing process.

Accessibility is an ongoing process. As our website evolves, we intend to review and improve readability, color contrast, keyboard navigation, form accessibility, heading structure, alternative text, focus states, and usability across different screen sizes and technologies.

Key Accessibility Practices

Some of the ways we work toward a more accessible experience.

Clear and readable

Clear content, logical structure, sufficient contrast, and layouts designed to remain understandable across different screen sizes.

Keyboard accessible

We work toward keyboard-accessible navigation, interactions, descriptive controls, and visible focus states.

Meaningful structure

We aim to use logical headings, meaningful alternative text, understandable labels, instructions, and error messages.

Ongoing improvements

We continue reviewing readability, usability, forms, navigation, and compatibility with different devices and technologies.

Third-party services

Some parts of the Pixel Makeover experience may depend on third-party platforms, forms, integrations, embedded content, or other technologies that we do not fully control.

While we try to choose and use third-party services thoughtfully, we cannot guarantee the accessibility of every third-party service or piece of content.

Need help using the website?

If you have difficulty accessing information, completing a form, requesting a Free Online Presence Check, or using another part of the Pixel Makeover website, we want to know about it.

You do not need to provide information about a disability in order to ask for assistance.

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More about our accessibility approach.

Our accessibility commitment also includes the following practices and ways of working with visitors who may need assistance.

Accessibility standards

We aim to follow generally recognized accessibility practices and use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) as a reference when designing and improving our website.

Pixel Makeover does not claim that every page, feature, or third-party integration currently meets every WCAG requirement or any particular level of WCAG conformance.

Alternative ways to work with us

We do not want a website accessibility issue to prevent someone from communicating with Pixel Makeover.

If a website feature is difficult for you to use, we will make reasonable efforts to provide another way to communicate with us or request our services when practical.

For example, if you are unable to complete the Free Online Presence Check form, we may be able to receive the necessary information through email or another appropriate communication method.

When asking for help

If possible, please tell us:

which page or feature you were trying to use;
what difficulty you encountered; and
if you are comfortable sharing it, what device, browser, or assistive technology you were using.

We will make reasonable efforts to understand the issue and help you access the information or service you were trying to use.

Ongoing improvements

Pixel Makeover's website, content, and services will continue to evolve.

As we make changes, we intend to consider accessibility alongside usability, design, performance, and the overall visitor experience.

We may update this Accessibility statement as our website and accessibility practices develop.

More about accessibility.

Your Feedback Matters

Help us improve.

We welcome feedback about the accessibility of the Pixel Makeover website.

If you encounter an accessibility barrier or have a suggestion that could make the website easier to use, please contact us through pixelmakeover.com/contact.

Including the page or feature involved can help us understand and investigate the issue more effectively.

Once Pixel Makeover has a permanent business email address, we may also provide that email here as a direct way to request accessibility assistance.