TideMark Restoration accessibility
TideMark aims to make Jacksonville restoration information and request controls usable across common browsers, devices, and assistive technologies.
The site includes a skip link, semantic headings, labeled navigation, visible focus styles, native form controls, button states, and logical reading order. Mobile navigation exposes its expanded state to assistive technology.
Page links use descriptive service and keyword text instead of generic internal file paths.
Meaningful images include alternative text, decorative marks are hidden from assistive technology, text is not embedded into generated photographs, and layouts maintain contrast between paper, indigo, mint, and coral surfaces.
Responsive styling prevents the core content from depending on hover, precise pointer movement, or a desktop-only arrangement.
Every request control has a visible label, required fields are marked, select prompts are explicit, consent is separate, and server-side validation returns a readable status message.
Photographs are optional. Customers can use the displayed phone number when uploading or completing the form is not practical.
Accessibility feedback can be submitted through the contact route or phone number shown on the site. Include the page, control, device, browser, and barrier where practical.
Ongoing review includes keyboard, zoom, screen-reader, reduced-motion, contrast, form-error, and mobile-device checks as content and browser behavior change.
JACKSONVILLE RESTORATION REQUEST
Send the address, source status, affected rooms, materials, water condition if known, hazards, discovery time, occupancy, access, prior actions, and safe photographs. Commercial terms are confirmed separately.