Policy

Accessibility statement

Placiva should be usable by people comparing home safety options under stress, on mobile devices, and with assistive technology where possible.

Editorial review workspace with source printouts, checklist, laptop, and highlighter
Placiva separates planning assumptions, source checks, policy limits, and correction paths before promoting pages for discovery.

Placiva is a planning site for home safety decisions, so usability is not decoration. If a page, form, image, or tool blocks you from getting useful information, please report it.

What Placiva aims to support

  • Readable text on mobile and desktop.
  • Keyboard access for navigation, links, buttons, forms, and cookie choices.
  • Clear headings and labels for people scanning or using assistive technology.
  • Alternative text or adjacent explanations for meaningful images and diagrams.
  • A skip link, visible focus states, and responsive layouts that avoid text overlap.

Known practical limits

Some diagrams are illustrative and may not communicate every detail to every user. A text explanation should be available near the visual when the diagram contains important planning information.

Provider websites, third-party sources, and email clients are outside Placiva control. If a linked source is inaccessible, you can ask Placiva for help finding the core information another way.

How to report an accessibility issue

  • Email hello@placiva.com with the page URL.
  • Describe what you were trying to do.
  • Name the control, image, table, form field, or page area that caused trouble.
  • Include your browser, device, zoom level, or assistive technology if you know it.
  • Say whether you need the information in a different format.

Emergency and professional support

Accessibility feedback about this website is not emergency support. If a person is at immediate risk, contact local emergency services or a qualified local professional.