A website should make room for the customer.

The standard we aim for

We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA, which include the 2.1 requirements. This is a practical accessibility target, not a legal certification. An automated test score alone cannot show that a website works for everyone.

How this site is checked

We check the main pages with testing tools and by hand. We review whether headings make sense, images are described, forms are clearly labeled, error messages are useful, important actions work with a keyboard, the current selection is easy to see, text can be enlarged without breaking the page, colors are readable, motion can be reduced, and an email alternative is available.

Automated tools can spot some common problems, but they cannot tell us whether every person can complete a task. TowCraft also checks the site by hand and gives visitors a clear way to report a problem.

What the current evidence covers

The August 10 review covered six public pages and their low-data versions with automated scans, source review, keyboard interaction, text spacing, and small-screen reflow checks. Dedicated screen-reader and voice-control sessions, followed by moderated task testing with disabled users, are planned next steps. They are not included in the current evidence and will be reported as complete only after they happen.

A form tool we do not fully control

The website review form uses Cloudflare Turnstile to block spam. Cloudflare controls that security check. If it is difficult to use, your answers stay in the form and you can create an email or copy the message into your email service. You can also email Cory directly without using the form.

Report a barrier or request an alternative

Email hello@towingwebcrew.com with the page or feature, what you were trying to do, and the browser or accessibility tool if you are comfortable sharing it. Cory will review the problem personally and can provide the same information or next step through email when a website barrier gets in the way.

Accessibility work for towing companies

TowCraft also reviews and improves accessibility for towing-company websites, then can keep checking the site as it changes. We explain exactly what is included before work starts. This is practical website work, not legal advice or a guarantee against a complaint. See how our website accessibility service works.