Keyboard access
Core navigation, forms, dialogs, and booking controls are designed to work without a pointer.
Access for everyone
A service flow people can actually use.
Junk Giants is working toward WCAG 2.2 Level AA across customer booking, provider application, order management, and operations interfaces.
Readable presentation
Layouts support responsive reflow, visible focus, meaningful labels, zoom, and clear error recovery.
More than one cue
Important states are communicated with text and structure instead of depending on color, sound, or motion alone.
Comfortable interaction
Controls use practical target sizes, predictable order, and reduced motion when the operating system requests it.
Our current approach
We test key templates at small-phone, tablet, laptop, and wide-desktop sizes. The interface uses semantic headings, associated form labels, descriptive control names, live error messaging, high-visibility focus treatments, and reduced-motion fallbacks.
Continuous improvement
This statement describes a design target and active engineering practice—not an independent certification. We continue to review key flows with automated checks, keyboard navigation, screen readers, text zoom, and contrast analysis.
Need another way to book?
Customers should never lose access to service because a digital flow is difficult to use. Use the phone or email address published in the site footer for help with pricing, scheduling, or an existing order.