Accessibility Statement

AccessEz is dedicated to improving accessibility for all users, including those with disabilities. We are continuously working to enhance our app and ensure it meets accessibility standards and guidelines, striving to offer an inclusive browsing experience for everyone.

Conformance Status

This app follows the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, which are categorized into three levels: Level A, Level AA, and Level AAA. While AccessEz strives to meet the highest standards, it is currently partially compliant with WCAG 2.1 Level AA.

Technical Information

AccessEz is fully compatible with Shopify environments. The app is built using the following technologies:

  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JavaScript
  • Node.js
  • MongoDB

AccessEz Features

The app provides a range of accessibility features that allow for an optimized and inclusive user experience. Here is a list of features available:

  • Select Language: Choose from multiple language options to adjust the widget to your preferred language.
  • Highlight Links: This feature highlights links for better visibility and navigation.
  • Bigger Text: Increases text size for better readability.
  • Contrast: Adjusts contrast for users who need a higher visual distinction.
  • Text Spacing: Modify the spacing between text for better readability.
  • Pause Animations: Enables users to pause animations that could be distracting.
  • Hide Images: Hides images for users who prefer a text-only experience.
  • Line Spacing: Adjusts the line spacing for improved reading clarity.
  • Highlight Headings: Headings are highlighted for easier navigation.
  • Reading Mask: Adds a reading mask to help focus on specific content.
  • Reading Guide: A guide is added to help with reading text.
  • Brightness: Adjusts the brightness of the content to suit the user's preference.
  • Saturation: Controls the saturation of colors for better visibility.
  • Dyslexia Friendly: Adjusts font styles to aid those with dyslexia.
  • Mute Sounds: Mutes sound on the website for those with hearing sensitivity.
  • Text Alignment: Customize text alignment for easier reading.
  • Big Cursor: Enlarges the cursor for easier navigation.
  • Text to Speech: Allows the website content to be read aloud.
  • Voice Navigation: Enables voice navigation for a hands-free experience.

Notes & Feedback

We are committed to providing regular updates to improve the accessibility of AccessEz. We value feedback from all users and encourage you to let us know if you encounter any issues or have suggestions.

Please note that we cannot address accessibility concerns related to third-party websites, but we are happy to assist you in contacting these websites if necessary. For any issues encountered with linked sites, we recommend reaching out directly to those site owners.

We continually strive to make the web more accessible and inclusive for everyone, and we are dedicated to improving the features offered by AccessEz.

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Nº102/Can I Install My Window Coverings Myself?

Nº102/Can I Install My Window Coverings Myself?

There are a few things to consider when deciding the answer to this question.

First, what are you installing?

If you are installing horizontal blinds, such as mini blinds or 2" blinds, you could probably do it yourself. If you are installing vertical blinds or draperies, you might want someone professional to do it. It all depends on your handing-man skills. Your time is an important thing to consider. A professional installer could do it a lot quicker than the average person. Plus, if something goes wrong, they have the knowledge to work around that and get the job done.

Do you plan on measuring the windows yourself?

If you don't feel comfortable measuring the windows yourself, you could hire someone to do it for you. If the same company is going to install your window coverings, the measuring is usually free. If they just come out to measure, they will most likely charge you a hefty fee. If you would like to learn to do it by yourself, you can visit the Windowblindcenter.com. There you will find an overview to help you get started.

What tools do I need?

Most window coverings come with the required hardware to install them. The hardware would include;

➔ Brackets
➔ Screws
➔ Clips (for hanging the valance)
➔ Center Supports (for wide blinds)
➔ Any string or extra attachments to hang the window coverings.

Beyond the included hardware you will need a few tools. Some basic tools that are required would be;

➔ Drill
➔ Hex-head driver (1/4" is standard)
➔ Drill bit (size will vary)
➔ Tape measure
➔ Extra Screws
➔ Hollow wall anchors
➔ Pliers
➔ Screwdriver
➔ Hammer

You might not need all of these, but having them on hand will save you a trip to the hardware store. You might also need some additional items depending on what you are installing it too. If you are installing them in concrete, you will need a masonry drill bit and maybe a hammer drill. If you are installing them into plaster, you will need to have anchors for addition support, metal will need a self-tapping screw or a metal drill bit. If you are installing them into wood, consider yourself lucky.

Most manufactures will send installation instructions with the blinds. If they do not, just ask, and they can give you instructions or explain the process.

There are important things to consider when buying your window coverings, but most of the installations you could do yourself. With a few tools and instructions the process is pretty painless.

Please feel free to contact us through our website or via phone to schedule a consultation. We would love to hear more about your project and discuss how we can help.

In addition, remember to check out our shop for an exquisite selection of decorations that can enhance the look and feel of your space. We have everything you need, from lighting to accessories, to create a beautiful and functional environment.

Thank you again for considering ARCHDEKOR®. We look forward to working with you and realizing your design dreams!

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