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Accessibility for Melbourne EV charger installation visitors

Everyone looking into EV charger installation in Melbourne should be able to read these pages, compare options and request a quote without a barrier getting in the way. This page sets out our accessibility commitment and explains how to tell us about a problem through the contact form, so we can fix it.

Accessibility policy

We aim to make every page on Melbourne EV Charger Installation usable for people with disability and for anyone using assistive technology, older devices or a slow connection. We follow widely used web accessibility guidelines and keep checking pages as content changes.

In practice, that means:

  • Headings that follow a logical order, so screen reader users can move through a page quickly.
  • Text and buttons with enough colour contrast to read comfortably.
  • Forms with clear labels, so every field can be understood and completed with a keyboard.
  • Images with text alternatives where the image carries meaning.
  • Layouts that adjust to phones, tablets and zoomed text without hiding content.

Where we may fall short

Some parts of the site may not yet work well for every visitor. A map, an embedded tool or a third party feature can behave differently from the rest of the page. If something stops you from reading about home charger options or completing a form, we want to know.

How to report an accessibility problem

Use the contact form to describe the barrier you found. Choose the option that suits you best, and mention in your message that it is about accessibility.

Helpful details include:

  • The page address or the name of the page.
  • What you were trying to do, such as reading about a switchboard upgrade or filling in the form.
  • The device, browser and any assistive technology you use.
  • What happened and what you expected to happen.

You do not need technical knowledge to report a problem. A plain description is enough for us to look into it.

If the form itself is the barrier

If the contact form is hard to use with your setup, try a different browser or device, or ask someone you trust to submit the details for you. Mention that the form caused the trouble so it can be reviewed and improved.

Keeping this page current

We review this policy when the site changes in a meaningful way. Feedback from visitors is the most useful guide to what needs fixing first, so please report anything that makes it harder to plan your EV charger installation.

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