Accessibility

QuoteNearby is committed to providing a website and local SEO and lead-generation platform that is accessible and usable by as many people as reasonably possible, including people with disabilities.

We are continually working to improve the accessibility and usability of QuoteNearby and aim to follow recognized accessibility practices, including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA published by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).

WCAG provides internationally recognized guidance for making websites and digital content more accessible to people with a wide range of disabilities. W3C recommends use of the latest WCAG version, and WCAG 2.2 incorporates the requirements of earlier WCAG 2.x versions.

1. Our Accessibility Commitment

We seek to make QuoteNearby's website and Services easier to perceive, understand, navigate, and interact with.

Our accessibility efforts may include:

• using semantic HTML and logical heading structures;
• providing meaningful text alternatives for informative images where appropriate;
• labeling form controls, buttons, and interactive elements;
• supporting keyboard navigation;
• maintaining visible keyboard focus;
• using sufficient text and interface contrast;
• avoiding reliance on color alone to communicate important information;
• providing clear validation and error messages in forms;
• supporting browser zoom and responsive layouts;
• considering screen-reader and assistive-technology compatibility;
• reducing unnecessary motion and respecting reduced-motion preferences where practicable;
• designing interactive controls with appropriate size, spacing, and usability;
• periodically reviewing new and existing features for accessibility barriers.

Accessibility is an ongoing process, and we expect to continue improving the Platform as it evolves.

2. Accessibility of Forms and Quote Requests

Because forms are a core part of QuoteNearby, we aim to make our homeowner quote-request and business sign-up experiences accessible.

Our design goals include:

• clear labels for form fields;
• instructions that do not rely solely on visual positioning;
• understandable error messages;
• keyboard-accessible controls;
• logical focus order;
• clear progress indicators for multi-step forms;
• accessible selections, checkboxes, buttons, and navigation;
• sufficient time and opportunity to review information before submission;
• avoiding unnecessary duplicate entry where information is already known;
• preserving context when users move between form steps.

If you experience difficulty completing a quote request, creating an account, subscribing, or using another important Platform function, please contact us for assistance.

3. Keyboard Accessibility

We aim for primary website functions and interactive elements to be operable using a keyboard without requiring a mouse.

This includes, where applicable:

• navigation links;
• menus;
• buttons;
• forms;
• checkboxes;
• selection controls;
• dialogs;
• lead cards;
• account controls.

We also aim to maintain a visible focus indicator so keyboard users can identify which element is currently selected.

4. Screen Readers and Assistive Technologies

We design QuoteNearby with assistive-technology compatibility in mind.

This may include use of:

• semantic HTML;
• meaningful headings;
• form labels;
• alternative text;
• accessible names and descriptions;
• ARIA attributes where native HTML alone is insufficient;
• logical document structure.

The actual experience may vary depending on the combination of browser, operating system, assistive technology, device, and third-party components being used.

5. Text, Zoom, and Responsive Design

We aim for the Platform to remain usable when users:

• enlarge browser text;
• zoom the page;
• use smaller or larger screens;
• use mobile devices;
• adjust display settings.

Our layouts are designed to respond to different screen sizes and orientations without unnecessarily preventing access to important content or functionality.

6. Color and Visual Presentation

We aim to use colors and contrast levels that support readability and usability.

Where practical:

• important information is not communicated by color alone;
• text is designed to remain readable against its background;
• interactive states are distinguishable;
• focus indicators are visible;
• icons are accompanied by accessible context where necessary.

7. Motion and Animation

Where animations or transitions are used, we aim to avoid unnecessary motion that could interfere with accessibility.

Where supported, we seek to respect device or browser preferences such as prefers-reduced-motion.

8. Known Limitations

Despite our efforts, some parts of QuoteNearby may not always be fully accessible.

Potential limitations may include:

• third-party payment or authentication interfaces;
• third-party embedded content;
• external websites;
• newly introduced features awaiting accessibility review;
• uncommon browser and assistive-technology combinations;
• content or components supplied by third parties outside our direct control.

We welcome reports of accessibility problems so we can evaluate and address them.

9. Third-Party Services and Content

QuoteNearby may use or link to third-party services such as payment processors, analytics tools, maps, authentication services, or other external resources.

We do not control the accessibility of independent third-party websites or services.

Where reasonably possible, we seek to work with services that support accessible experiences, but we cannot guarantee the accessibility of external content or third-party systems.

10. Alternative Access and Assistance

If an accessibility barrier prevents you from accessing information or completing an important action through QuoteNearby, please contact us.

We will make reasonable efforts to:

• provide the information in another accessible format;
• assist with completing an applicable Platform process;
• explain available alternatives;
• investigate the reported barrier.

The availability of a particular alternative may depend on the nature of the request and applicable law.

11. Reporting an Accessibility Issue

We welcome feedback regarding accessibility.

If you encounter an accessibility problem, please contact:

Email: support@quotenearby.com

Providing the following information can help us investigate:

• the page URL or feature involved;
• a brief description of the accessibility issue;
• the device and browser being used;
• the assistive technology being used, if applicable;
• your preferred method of contact, if you would like a response.

You do not need to disclose a disability or medical information to report an accessibility issue.

12. Response to Accessibility Feedback

We aim to review accessibility reports in a reasonable and timely manner.

Depending on the nature of the issue, we may:

• reproduce the problem;
• evaluate the affected component;
• implement a technical correction;
• provide an alternative means of access while a correction is being developed;
• contact you for additional details if necessary.

We cannot guarantee that every issue can be resolved immediately, but accessibility concerns will be considered as part of our ongoing product-improvement process.

13. Ongoing Accessibility Efforts

Accessibility is incorporated into our ongoing design and development process.

Our efforts may include:

• reviewing new features for accessibility;
• improving form semantics and error handling;
• reviewing keyboard navigation;
• testing color contrast;
• reviewing focus behavior;
• improving alternative text and accessible names;
• evaluating accessibility when selecting third-party tools;
• correcting reported barriers.

As QuoteNearby grows, we may conduct additional automated and manual accessibility testing.

14. Accessibility Standards

QuoteNearby currently aims to use WCAG 2.2 Level AA as its principal technical accessibility benchmark.

WCAG 2.2 is maintained by the W3C Web Accessibility Initiative and provides guidance for making web content more accessible to people with disabilities.

Our reference to WCAG is a statement of our accessibility goal and does not constitute a representation that every page, feature, or third-party integration has been independently audited or formally certified as fully conformant.

15. Americans with Disabilities Act

The U.S. Department of Justice has stated that the Americans with Disabilities Act applies to the goods, services, privileges, and activities offered online by businesses that qualify as public accommodations.

The Department also identifies accessibility practices such as adequate color contrast, text alternatives, keyboard accessibility, and accessible forms as important considerations for website accessibility.

QuoteNearby seeks to support accessibility consistent with applicable legal obligations.

Nothing in this Accessibility Statement is intended to expand, waive, or limit any rights or obligations provided by applicable law.

16. No Certification or Guarantee

Although we work to improve accessibility, we do not represent that:

• every page or feature is free from accessibility barriers;
• every third-party service is accessible;
• QuoteNearby has been formally certified as WCAG-conformant;
• every assistive-technology and browser combination will behave identically.

This statement reflects our current accessibility goals and practices.

17. Changes to This Accessibility Statement

We may update this Accessibility Statement as:

• the Platform changes;
• accessibility improvements are made;
• standards evolve;
• legal requirements change.

When we update this Statement, we will revise the Last Updated date at the top of the page.

18. Contact Us

For accessibility questions, assistance, or feedback, contact:

QuoteNearby

Email: support@quotenearby.com

Phone: +1 833-764-1606

If you need assistance accessing any part of our services, we are happy to help by phone or email. This statement is provided for informational purposes and does not constitute legal advice.