Accessibility

CostInMyCity targets WCAG 2.2 Level AA on the homepage, the cost estimate pages, and this page.

What we do

Body text is at least 16px. Muted text uses a darker ink so it clears a 7:1 contrast ratio on the page background.
Prices, ranges, and the labor and materials split include text. Color is not the only cue.
Pages reflow down to a 320px width without a horizontal page scroll. Wide tables scroll inside their own box.
Browser zoom to 200% keeps the content available.
A skip link moves focus to the main content.
Focus is a 2px teal ring. On small screens the sticky estimate bar leaves room with scroll padding, and it moves aside when it would cover the focused control.
Buttons, fields, and navigation targets are at least 44 by 44 pixels.
The calculator result uses a polite live region.
The range graphic has a hidden text equivalent with the low, typical, and high figures. The labor and materials split has a text summary.
Data tables have a caption, and header cells set a scope.
Questions use the native details and summary elements.
The city search has a label and works from the keyboard.
These pages do not load third party advertising or analytics scripts.

This page is a plain statement of the work, not a certificate and not a third party audit.
City hub pages use the same header, footer, and colors. Their inner layout was not rebuilt in this pass.
The amber price chip is the brand highlight. It meets WCAG AA contrast. It can sit under the 7:1 AAA ratio.
A link inside a sentence can be shorter than 44 pixels. That is the usual exception when the line has to wrap.
The calculator, city suggestions, and sticky estimate bar need JavaScript. The estimate, the tables, and the city links are in the HTML without it.
We checked the keyboard path with scripted Tab presses. We did not run a full desktop screen reader session.

Questions about access go through the contact page.