Making This Website Easier to Use
Last updated: October 2026
Effectsways Concrete wants people of all abilities, including people with disabilities, to be able to use effectsways.world. This statement describes our approach to accessibility. It is a general template and does not offer legal advice.
The Standard We Work Toward
Our goal is a website usable by as many people as possible. We work toward Level AA of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, a widely used accessibility standard.
Features We Aim to Support
Our accessibility efforts include trying to:
- Give pages clear headings in a sensible sequence
- Provide text descriptions for images that convey meaning
- Use readable text with strong contrast against its background
- Support navigation and use with a keyboard alone
- Arrange content for phones, tablets and desktop screens
- Explain information in everyday words
- Label form fields clearly
Areas That May Need Work
Some website features may not yet meet these standards fully. Third-party content, including embedded tools, may be beyond our control. We review the website periodically and address problems when we identify them.
Help Through Another Channel
If a website feature is difficult to use, another contact method may help. Request a callback to speak with a provider. You can also email contact@effectsways.world, and we will assist as far as we can.
Tell Us About a Barrier
We welcome your comments about accessibility. In an email to contact@effectsways.world, please describe:
- The page or feature you had trouble using
- What happened and what you expected to happen
- Your browser, device or assistive technology, if known
We will review your message and aim to reply within a few business days.
Accessibility During Updates
Accessibility requires continued attention. We will keep considering it as the website changes.
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