Accessibility

A website more people can use.

Dooriax aims to make its public website perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust across common devices and assistive technology.

Direct answer

The Dooriax website uses semantic HTML, keyboard-accessible navigation, visible focus states, labeled forms, responsive layouts, text alternatives, reduced-motion support, and readable contrast. Accessibility is an ongoing process. If a page or function is difficult to use, email sales@dooriax.com or call (336) 420-9379.

Current measures

Priority content is available in static HTML and does not require a pointer or animation. The site supports keyboard navigation, a skip link, logical headings, accessible form labels, status messages, responsive reflow, and reduced-motion preferences.

  • Keyboard navigation
  • Visible focus
  • Semantic headings and landmarks
  • Responsive text and controls

Testing approach

Dooriax reviews priority pages with automated checks and manual keyboard, zoom, reflow, form, navigation, and content tests. Automated tools cannot prove complete accessibility, so reported barriers remain important.

  • Automated scan
  • Keyboard-only review
  • Mobile reflow
  • Form and menu behavior

Request assistance

Describe the page, action, device, browser, and assistive technology if you are comfortable sharing them. Dooriax will use that information to understand the barrier and provide a reasonable alternative where possible.

  • Email sales@dooriax.com
  • Call (336) 420-9379
  • Include the page and task
  • Request an alternative format
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