Accessibility Statement
PixelForge Web Design is committed to making this website usable and accessible to as many people as possible.
Our Accessibility Goal
PixelForge Web Design works toward conformance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA. Accessibility is an ongoing process, and this website is reviewed as content, technology, and accessibility guidance evolve.
Accessibility Features
This website is designed to support keyboard navigation, visible keyboard focus, logical heading structure, labeled form controls, responsive layouts, readable color contrast, reduced-motion preferences, and assistive-technology-friendly navigation. Decorative visual elements are identified so they do not add unnecessary information for screen-reader users.
Forms and Interactive Features
Project inquiry controls are designed to be operable with a keyboard. The contact dialog manages keyboard focus when opened and closed, and form fields use programmatically associated labels. Third-party services, including human-verification technology, may have accessibility features and limitations controlled by their respective providers.
Media and Alternative Content
Meaningful images are intended to include appropriate text alternatives. If audio or video content is added in the future, PixelForge will work to provide appropriate captions, transcripts, or other accessible alternatives when needed.
Need Assistance?
If you experience difficulty accessing any part of this website or need information in an alternative format, please contact PixelForge Web Design at pixelforge.webdesign87@gmail.com. Please include the page or feature you were trying to use and a brief description of the issue so it can be reviewed.
Ongoing Review
PixelForge Web Design will continue reviewing the website for accessibility barriers and making reasonable improvements where issues are identified. This statement describes an accessibility goal and ongoing effort; it is not a certification or guarantee that every third-party component or every possible use case will be free of accessibility barriers.
Last reviewed: August 28, 2026