Accessibility for Electrician Dandenong website visitors

Everyone looking for an electrician in Dandenong and nearby suburbs should be able to read this website and use its enquiry form, whatever device, browser or assistive technology they rely on. This page sets out how we aim to keep the site accessible. If something gets in your way, you can report it through the contact form so it can be looked at and fixed.

Accessibility policy

This website aims to be usable by people with a wide range of abilities, including people who are blind or have low vision, people who are Deaf or hard of hearing, and people who navigate with a keyboard, switch device or voice control. We follow widely used web accessibility guidelines as our benchmark and review pages when content changes.

Accessibility is ongoing work rather than a box ticked once. As pages about electrical services and local suburbs are added or updated, they are checked against the same goals.

What we aim to provide

Readable content

• Headings that follow a logical order, so screen reader users can skim a page
• Plain language that explains electrical jobs without unnecessary jargon
• Text with enough colour contrast against its background to read comfortably
• Pages that still work when you zoom your browser up to a larger text size

Easy navigation

• Menus, links and buttons you can reach and use with a keyboard alone
• A visible focus outline showing where you are on the page
• Link text that says where the link goes
• Layouts that adjust to phones, tablets and desktop screens

Usable forms

• Labels on every form field, read out correctly by assistive technology
• Clear messages when a required field is missing or an entry needs correcting
• No time limits that rush you while you type details about your electrical job

Known limitations

Some content may come from third-party tools, such as embedded maps or form services, which we do not fully control. Where one of these causes a barrier, we look for an alternative or a workaround once we know about it.

How to report an accessibility problem

If any part of this site is hard to use, please let us know through the contact form. A useful report includes:

1. The page address, or the name of the page, where you hit the problem
2. What you were trying to do, for example reading a service page or submitting the form
3. The device, browser and any assistive technology you were using
4. What happened, and what you expected to happen instead

If the form itself is the barrier, mention that in whatever way you can reach us, and an alternative will be found.

Getting help with an urgent electrical problem

A website barrier should never stand between you and safety. If you notice sparking, a burning smell, exposed wiring or anyone has had an electric shock, move away from the hazard and call 000 if anyone is in danger. Once everyone is safe, you can browse the electrical services to find the type of work you need, such as fault finding or a safety switch check.