Accessibility Statement

Our commitment

We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA. That is an ongoing goal, not a finished claim. We test pages with automated tools and by hand, fix what we find, and re-check pages when we change the shared layout.

Last reviewed: November 8, 2026

What we have put in place

• A "Skip to main content" link is the first item you can tab to on every page, and each page has a single main content region with header, navigation, and footer landmarks.
• Every link, button, and form field shows a visible focus outline at least 2px thick, designed to stay visible on both our light and dark sections.
• The Services and Service areas menus open with the keyboard as well as the mouse, report whether they are expanded, and close with the Escape key.
• Text colors were reviewed against WCAG contrast ratios. Our brand green and purple are kept, but darker or lighter shades are used where the original shade was too faint to read.
• Contact form fields have visible, programmatically connected labels, and required fields say "required" in the label itself.
• The scrolling topic banner on the home page has a pause button, and it stops moving entirely when your device is set to reduce motion. Other animations and smooth scrolling are also turned off in that setting.
• Our home, contact, and accessibility pages were checked at a 320px-wide screen without sideways scrolling. Long headings wrap instead of being cut off, and comparison tables can scroll inside keyboard-focusable regions.
• Icon-only buttons and links carry text names for screen readers, decorative icons are hidden from assistive technology, and meaningful images have text alternatives.
• Links inside paragraphs of text are underlined so they do not rely on color alone.

Known limitations

Some parts of the site rely on outside services or older content we have not finished reviewing:

• Google Analytics 4 and Microsoft Clarity. These analytics tools load scripts from Google and Microsoft. They do not add visible content to our pages, but we do not control their code.
• Google Fonts. Our typefaces are served by Google Fonts. If the fonts fail to load, your browser falls back to a standard system font and the content stays available.
• Formspree. Our contact and quote forms are submitted to Formspree, a third-party form processor. After you submit, any confirmation or error page shown by Formspree is outside our control.
• Older articles and standalone guides. Automated checks cannot detect every barrier in older content. Some standalone layouts may still show minor overflow on narrow screens; we continue to review these pages and welcome reports of problems.

Report a barrier or ask for another format

If something on this site is hard to use, tell us. Email david@movingcompanyhustle.com or use our contact page. Include the page address and what got in your way, and mention the browser or assistive technology you use if you can.

If you cannot use a page, guide, or free tool, we will send the information another way, such as a plain-text email or a document in a format you request, or walk through it with you by email.