Accessibility statement

Better Brokers Realty Group wants its real estate information and services to be usable by people with disabilities. Accessibility is ongoing work: we review the site, improve shared patterns, and address reported barriers as the website changes.

We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA as a reference for design and engineering decisions. This statement does not claim that every page or third-party experience has been independently certified as fully conformant.

The core website is designed with semantic page structure and visible interaction states. Current practices include:

• A skip link to bypass repeated navigation
• Keyboard access and visible focus indicators for primary controls
• Heading structure and landmarks intended to support assistive navigation
• Text alternatives for meaningful images and empty alternatives for decorative images
• Form labels, validation messages, and status announcements
• Reduced-motion support for visitors who request it
• Keyboard-operable menus, dialogs, and image galleries

The website uses current HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and selected WAI-ARIA attributes. It is intended to work with current versions of major browsers and common assistive technologies. Results may vary with older software, custom browser settings, or unsupported combinations.

Property search and some linked experiences are provided by third parties, including IDX Broker. Their interfaces may not follow the same patterns as the main Better Brokers website. Archived documents, embedded media, or third-party widgets may also present limitations.

If a third-party experience blocks access to property information, contact us. We can help provide the information or arrange another path to the requested service.

Tell us which page or feature caused difficulty, what you were trying to do, and—if you are comfortable sharing it—the browser or assistive technology involved. That context helps us investigate and offer an accessible alternative. We do not promise a fixed response time, but accessibility requests are treated as service issues that deserve attention.

Accessibility is reviewed as pages and shared components are updated. This statement will change when material practices, known limitations, or contact information change.