1. Semantic HTML and high-contrast readability
Interactive controls use semantic landmarks, explicit form labels and high-contrast color palettes verified against WCAG 2.2 AA standards for outdoor and office readability.
Built and tested against WCAG 2.2 AA.
Tree-care software is used in bright sun on a phone in the yard and on wide monitors in the office. We design and test every screen for contrast, keyboard operation, screen-reader semantics and zoom reflow.
Tested across desktop, tablet and phone screens in both light and high-contrast modes.
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How accessibility is built into Treelocity
2. Full keyboard and focus management
Skip links, navigation menus, mobile drawers, tabs and modal dialogs manage focus order, screen-reader state announcements, background locking and Escape-key dismissal.
3. Small-screen reflow and touch target sizing
Every marketing and application view is tested on compact phone screens with zero horizontal page scroll and glove-friendly button heights.
4. Reduced motion and high-contrast modes
Pages respect system reduced-motion preferences and preserve clear borders and focus rings in Windows and macOS high-contrast modes.
5. Reporting an accessibility issue
If you encounter any barrier using Treelocity with a keyboard, screen reader or assistive device, email support@treelocity.com and we will prioritize a fix.
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