Accessibility Statement
How we keep this site usable for everyone
Last updated: September 25, 2026
Who This Site Is For
This site should work for every visitor. That means people who rely on a screen reader, people who get around with a keyboard instead of a mouse, and people who use other assistive tools. We're working to Level AA of WCAG 2.1, the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.
How the Site Is Built
The pages use clean HTML, with headings in a logical order. Text has strong contrast against its background. Images come with alt text, so a screen reader can describe them.
Our forms can be filled in and sent with JavaScript turned off, and every field has a label. Meaning never depends on color alone. Every link and button works from a keyboard.
We Keep Checking
Accessibility isn't something you finish once. Whenever we add a page, it's held to the same standard. If any page, image or form gives your assistive tools trouble, please let us know so we can put it right.
Report a Problem
Call (972) 284-1841 or use the contact page if something on this site blocks you. Tell us the page, what happened, and the assistive tool if you use one. We'll work on a fix quickly.
Outside Sites
Some of our links lead to city government pages, the USDA soil survey and other public sources. How accessible those sites are is outside our control.
Get a Free Foundation Inspection
Tell us what you're noticing, and we'll take it from there. Someone will measure it, put the findings in writing, and walk you through your options. It costs nothing, and you're under no obligation.