Accessibility Statement
This website is built to be readable and usable for as many visitors as possible. The text is set in a plain sans-serif body face at a size that does not fall below the browser default, the color contrast between text and background meets or exceeds the 4.5:1 ratio, and the layout reflows to a single column on any screen narrower than a tablet so nothing is cut off or overlapped.
Navigation and forms
Every page is reachable through text links, and the navigation uses standard HTML elements that work with keyboard, screen reader, and voice control. The form fields carry labels, the dropdowns carry instructions, and the focus ring is visible on every interactive element. No content is hidden behind a hover state alone, and no information is conveyed by color alone.
Motion and animation
The site uses one reveal animation on sections, and it is removed when the visitor has reduced motion turned on in their system settings. The animation enters from a slight offset, never from zero, so the content is never invisible before it arrives. The press feedback on buttons and the hover state on cards are also removed under reduced motion.
Images and alt text
Every content image carries descriptive alt text that says what the image shows. Decorative images that do not carry information use an empty alt attribute so a screen reader skips them. The images are served in a modern format at the size the layout calls for, so they load quickly on any connection.
If the site is hard to use
If a visitor has trouble using this site, they can call (504) 414-4449 or email contact.southshorepw@gmail.com and the request will be handled directly. The same information is available by phone as on the site.
Last reviewed September 14, 2026.
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