Accessibility Statement

Our commitment

We want everyone to be able to use this website, including people who browse with a screen reader, navigate by keyboard, or turn on reduced motion because animation makes a page uncomfortable.

The standard we follow

This site is built and tested against the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) version 2.1, Level AA. Those guidelines are published by the W3C, the organization that sets standards for the web, and Level AA is the benchmark referenced by the U.S. Department of Justice for website accessibility under the Americans with Disabilities Act.

What that means in practice

Some of this work is visible and most of it is not. Text colors meet minimum contrast ratios so copy stays readable. Every image has a written description for screen readers. Every form field has a proper label, and forms can be completed entirely from a keyboard. Pages are structured with headings and landmarks so screen reader users can jump to what they need instead of listening to everything in order. Links inside paragraphs are underlined rather than distinguished by color alone. If you navigate by keyboard, a visible outline shows where you are. And if your device is set to reduce motion, this site honors that setting and holds still.

How we test

Every page of this site is tested before it goes live and again whenever it changes. The testing is done two ways: automated scans with axe-core at four screen widths, from a small phone to a large desktop, and a manual review of the underlying code, keyboard navigation, focus visibility, color contrast, text spacing, and the reduced-motion setting. All pages pass at Level AA, on desktop and mobile. Accessibility is also written into our internal development rules, so new pages and changes are held to the same standard before they go live.

What we know isn't perfect

Several pages animate as you scroll: pictures of our BREEZE software move and settle as the page moves, and on a desktop some sections hold still for a moment while that happens. Nothing on the site moves on its own, and nothing flashes. If motion bothers you, turning on "reduce motion" in your device or browser settings shows every page in its finished state, with nothing moving.

Those pictures of BREEZE are pictures, so a screen reader can't read the words inside them. Each one has a written description, and the point of each one is also made in the text beside it.

Our pages also link out to services we don't control, such as our social media profiles, and we can't make promises about the accessibility of those sites.

If something isn't working for you

Tell us. If any part of this site is difficult for you to use, we want to hear about it, and we will respond within two business days.

Email: accessibility-concerns@scprocessing.com
Phone: (508) 921-0041

This statement was last reviewed on October 7, 2026.