Accessibility
How DirectionPress supports accessible use.
DirectionPress works to make this website understandable and operable across devices, input methods, and assistive technologies.
Our approach
The site uses semantic headings, visible focus states, keyboard-operable navigation, labeled forms, responsive layouts, alternative text, and color contrast intended to support readable use.
Testing
DirectionPress checks pages across desktop, tablet, mobile, Chromium, WebKit, and native Safari environments. Automated checks are combined with visual review because either method can miss important problems.
Known limitations
External websites linked from DirectionPress are controlled by their owners. Older project documents or third-party files may not meet the same standard as the current website.
Request assistance
If you cannot access information or complete the project inquiry form, use the inquiry page when possible and describe the page, device, browser, assistive technology, and problem. DirectionPress will work to provide the information in another reasonable format.