Accessibility at AMN Construction.

What we checked

From October 12 to 14, 2026, we tested every page of this site, 74 in all, at phone and desktop sizes. We used automated tools (axe-core, Google Lighthouse and an accessibility probe that checks keyboard focus, high-contrast mode, text spacing, 400% zoom, motion and flashing), and we went through the menus, tools and photo viewer by keyboard alone.

Not yet tested: a screen reader on an iPhone (VoiceOver) or on Windows (NVDA). We will add the results here when that is done.

What we have done

• Every page has a skip link, one main heading, headings in order, and labeled regions for the header, menus, main content and footer.
• Everything works from a keyboard, with a clear outline that shows where you are, and nothing slides under the header or the phone bar.
• Photographs of our work describe what they show. Decorative drawings are hidden from screen readers.
• Text and controls meet the contrast minimums. Color is never the only way something is shown.
• Pages fit a 320-pixel-wide screen and hold together at 200% and 400% zoom. Pinch zoom always works.
• Sliders and choices have visible labels, and their values are read out in words.
• Links that open a new tab, or a PDF, say so.
• Nothing moves on its own without a way to stop it. The Pause animation button under each animated map or drawing stops every animation on the site, and this device remembers your choice. The photographs on the home page change only when you ask.
• If your device asks for reduced motion, the site holds still, and the 3D journey on the Process page is replaced by the same phases written out.
• Nothing flashes. Sound stays off until you turn it on.
• The site has one short form, in three steps, and no logins. You can always reach us by phone or email instead, and both are on every page.
• We use no accessibility overlay or plug-in. The fixes are in the site’s own code.

Known limitations

• Drawn maps (Home, Work, Where we build and the town pages) are pictures, and on a phone they pan sideways inside their frame. Every place on a map is also listed in text on the same page. No change is planned.
• The 3D journey on the Process page is visual. Every phase it shows is written out below it, and the Read instead button takes you there. No change is planned.
• Screen-reader testing on a phone and on Windows is still to come, as noted under What we checked.

Having trouble?

Call 805 886 0988 or email purchasing@amnbuild.com. Tell us the page and what happened. Matt reads every message himself and replies within two business days. While we fix it, we will give you the information another way: by phone, by email, or in large print.