Structure and navigation
Pages use a main-content landmark and heading structure. A keyboard-focusable skip link bypasses the global navigation.
Website accessibility
Accessibility is part of the build, not a final checkbox.
This website targets WCAG 2.2 Level AA. That target guides the implementation; it is not a claim that the site has completed an independent conformance audit or that every page and interaction is free of barriers.
Accessibility approachAccessible design is part of how this site is built.
Heritage continues to evaluate keyboard, screen-reader, zoom, contrast, reduced-motion, and contact experiences.
Implemented practices
Concrete behavior already present in the site.
These statements describe current website behavior. They do not replace testing with people, assistive technology, browsers, or devices.
Keyboard and focus
Links, buttons, forms, and native disclosure menus are intended for keyboard use, with a visible focus indicator in the shared styles.
Motion preferences
The shared stylesheet responds to reduced-motion preferences by removing smooth scrolling and shortening animation and transition behavior.
Forms and updates
Current public forms use labels and instructions. Planner and contact-form status messages are exposed as live updates for assistive technology.
Text alternatives
Meaningful images require useful alternative text. Decorative images use an empty alternative so they do not add noise.
Progressive access
Core content pages are static-first. Interactive tools retain an explanatory path and a contact route when a visitor needs another way to continue.
Verification boundary
What remains before a fuller accessibility statement.
Heritage has not published a completed accessibility audit, conformance report, certification, issue-response commitment, or last-audit date.
- Global shellContinue keyboard, screen-reader, zoom, contrast, and reduced-motion testing.
- Interactive toolsTest the System Planner, menus, contact form, validation, and status messages in representative journeys.
- Content and mediaVerify alternative text and text equivalents as pages, diagrams, images, audio, or video are added.
- Issue handlingEstablish and test a dedicated accessibility issue-handling process.
Report a website barrier
Tell Heritage what made the site difficult to use.
If something on this website is difficult to use, describe the page or URL, the action you were trying to complete, what happened, and the browser or assistive technology involved if you are comfortable sharing it. Do not include passwords, credentials, private customer data, or sensitive recordings.
Use the contact form or telephone number below. No accessibility-specific response time is promised.