ACCESSIBILITY
Accessibility Statement
High Speed Internet Now is committed to making our website useful and accessible to as many people as possible, including visitors who use assistive technologies.
Our Commitment to Accessibility
High Speed Internet Now is operated by Spacelink Installs.
We want visitors to be able to access our internet guides, provider information, contact options, and other website resources regardless of the device or technology they use.
Accessibility is an ongoing effort, and we may continue improving the website as content, technology, and accessibility practices evolve.
OUR APPROACH
Accessibility Practices We Aim to Follow
Readable Content
We aim to use clear headings, readable text, and logical page structures that make information easier to navigate.
Keyboard Access
We aim to keep important links, buttons, navigation, and interactive elements usable with a keyboard where practical.
Responsive Design
Our website is designed to work across desktop computers, tablets, and mobile devices.
Color and Contrast
We aim to use readable color combinations and sufficient visual contrast for important text and controls.
Descriptive Links
Where practical, link text is written to help visitors understand where a link will take them.
Simple Navigation
We aim to organize the website so visitors can find key information without unnecessary complexity.
ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY
Supporting Different Ways of Using the Web
Visitors may access High Speed Internet Now using different browsers, devices, screen readers, keyboards, magnification tools, voice controls, and other assistive technologies.
Screen Readers
We aim to use semantic page structures and meaningful headings that can support screen-reader navigation.
Keyboard Navigation
Important interactive elements should be reachable and usable without relying solely on a mouse or touchscreen.
Zoom and Mobile Use
Our responsive layouts are intended to remain usable across different screen sizes and common browser zoom levels.
IMAGES & VISUAL CONTENT
Alternative Text and Visual Information
When images provide meaningful information, we aim to use alternative text or nearby written content so that important information is not available only through an image.
Decorative images may not require descriptive alternative text when they do not add meaningful information to the page.
FORMS & CONTACT OPTIONS
Making It Easier to Contact Us
Our website may provide multiple ways to contact High Speed Internet Now, including telephone and online contact forms.
If you have difficulty using a form or another website feature, you can call us directly at:
(844) WiFi-Man
(844) 943-4626
You can also visit our Contact Us page.
THIRD-PARTY CONTENT
External Websites and Services
Third-Party Websites
High Speed Internet Now may link to internet providers, government websites, advertisers, and other third-party resources.
Outside Our Control
We do not control the accessibility of websites or services operated by third parties.
ONGOING IMPROVEMENT
Accessibility Is an Ongoing Process
Websites change over time. New pages are published, software is updated, features are added, and accessibility practices continue to evolve.
Because of that, we may periodically review and improve the accessibility of High Speed Internet Now.
If a visitor identifies an accessibility problem, that feedback can help us improve the website for others as well.
ACCESSIBILITY FEEDBACK
Tell Us if You Encounter a Problem
If you experience difficulty accessing information, navigating the website, using a form, or interacting with another feature, please let us know.
When possible, include the page you were visiting, the feature you were trying to use, and a brief description of the problem.
We will use reasonable efforts to understand the issue and determine whether an improvement can be made.
RELATED INFORMATION
Learn More About High Speed Internet Now
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Contact Us About an Accessibility Issue
If something on High Speed Internet Now is difficult for you to access or use, please contact us so we can better understand the problem.