Building rules
No step at the threshold
A building for small tenants should also be barrier-free for its human visitors — on screen readers, keyboards, small screens and slow connections. This page keeps the running table of barriers and what removed them.
Barriers, and what removed them
| The barrier | What this building does about it |
|---|---|
| Screens read aloud | Semantic headings, landmarks, alt text on every room and pet image |
| No mouse at hand | Full keyboard order, skip link first, visible focus rings |
| Colors seen differently | Contrast at WCAG 2.1 AA; nothing meaningful said by color alone |
| Tables that dissolve | Real header cells — every size pairs with its room when read aloud |
| One hand, small screen | Reflowed layouts, finger-sized targets, no horizontal scroll |
| Thin rural signal | Static pages, light assets, nothing scripted between you and the words |
When a threshold still trips
Somewhere this table has a missing row, and reporting it is a kindness: keys@snaatus.com with 'access' in the subject goes first in the ledger and gets a fix — or an honest date for one — within two business days. The table is re-walked on the same schedule as the rest of the building, and thresholds only ever get lower.