Accessing and Using Our Website

Last updated: October 2026

Admittedhaha Walk-In Tubs aims to make admittedhaha.skin straightforward to use, including for older visitors and people with disabilities. This statement outlines our approach to website access. It is a general template rather than legal advice.

The Standard We Work Toward

Our goal is a website that as many people as possible can use. We work toward Level AA of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, known as WCAG 2.1.

Practical Steps for Usability

Our accessibility efforts include:

• Organizing headings and content in a sensible reading sequence
• Providing text descriptions for images that convey information
• Using readable text sizes and strong contrast between colors
• Supporting keyboard use throughout the website
• Arranging content for phones, tablets and desktop screens
• Choosing everyday words and clear sentences
• Keeping forms short and giving fields clear labels

These practices guide how we present information and how visitors move through pages and submit requests.

Areas That Need Attention

Some parts of the website may not yet meet these guidelines. Our control over embedded tools and other third-party material may be limited. We check the website regularly and address problems when we identify them.

Another Way to Get Help

Difficulty using the website does not prevent you from requesting assistance. Request a callback to speak with a provider, or send an email to contact@admittedhaha.skin so we can help with our part of the process. A caregiver or family member may contact us on your behalf.

Report an Access Problem

Email contact@admittedhaha.skin with the following details:

• The page or function that was difficult to use
• What happened and what you expected instead
• Your device, browser and assistive software, if you can provide them

We will examine your feedback and aim to respond within a few business days.

Continuing Improvements

Website accessibility requires continuing attention. We will keep working on improvements as the site changes.