Accessibility for this Perth landscaping website

Everyone planning garden, front yard, backyard or verge landscaping in Perth's northern suburbs should be able to read this website and use its forms, whatever device, browser or assistive technology they rely on. If something on a page is hard to see, hear, reach or understand, tell us through the contact form and name the page and the problem so it can be looked at and fixed.

Accessibility policy

This website aims to be usable by as many people as possible, including people who use screen readers, keyboard navigation, screen magnification, voice control or high contrast settings. Accessibility is treated as part of how every page is built and updated, not as a one-off check.

The goal is simple: anyone researching landscaping for a home between the Perth CBD and Joondalup should be able to find information, compare services and request a free quote without hitting a barrier.

What we aim for on every page

Clear structure

• Headings follow a logical order so screen reader users can jump between sections.
• Links say where they go, rather than relying on phrases like "click here".
• Pages work with a keyboard alone, with a visible focus outline.

Readable content

• Plain words and short paragraphs, written in Australian English.
• Text and background colours chosen for strong contrast.
• Text that can be enlarged in your browser without content being cut off or overlapping.

Images and forms

• Meaningful images carry text descriptions; purely decorative images are hidden from screen readers.
• Every form field has a visible label, and error messages explain what needs fixing.
• Forms can be completed and submitted without a mouse.

Known limitations

Some content may fall short of these aims from time to time, particularly when pages are updated or when material from outside services, such as embedded maps or third party tools, is involved. Where a problem is found, the intention is to fix it or offer the same information another way.

How to report an accessibility problem

If any part of this site gets in your way, please use the contact form to let us know. A useful report includes:

1. The web address or name of the page.
2. What you were trying to do, such as reading a service page or filling in a form.
3. What went wrong and what you expected to happen.
4. The device, browser and any assistive technology you were using.

If the contact form itself is the barrier, mention that in whatever way you can reach us, and describe where on the form you got stuck.

Getting the landscaping information you need

An accessibility issue should never stop you planning your project. If a page is difficult to use, note which landscaping service or suburb you were looking at when you report it, so the right content can be checked first and made easier to read.