Accessibility Statement
SiteSee is committed to making its website easier for more people to use.
Accessibility is part of the product and publishing standard, not a decorative afterthought. SiteSee is working toward a website that supports keyboard, screen-reader, low-vision and reduced-motion use.
Accessibility measures
- Semantic page structure, headings, landmarks and skip links.
- Keyboard-operable navigation, controls, dialogs, forms and filters.
- Visible focus indicators and high-contrast header, footer and action states.
- Alternative text for informative images and decorative-image handling.
- Form labels, instructions, required-field identification and status messages.
- Responsive text and layouts that support browser zoom and reflow.
- Reduced-motion behavior for users who request it.
- Plain-language page titles, link text and explanations.
Known challenges
Interactive spatial experiences, complex maps, third-party embeds, customer-supplied documents, legacy PDFs, video and externally hosted services may introduce accessibility limitations. SiteSee will work to provide accessible labels, controls, captions, transcripts, summaries or alternative assistance where appropriate to the deployed service.
Feedback and alternative access
If you have difficulty using this website or need information in another format, contact accessibility@sitesee.ai or call 404 445 5909. Please identify the page, function, assistive technology or format involved. SiteSee will review the issue and work toward a practical response.
Technical compatibility
The site is intended to work with current versions of major browsers and common assistive technologies. Older browsers, disabled JavaScript or unsupported embedded services may limit some functions. Core information and contact methods remain available without relying on a single interactive control.
Ongoing review
Accessibility will be reviewed as pages, images, video, forms, integrations and interactive features are added or changed. Property experiences should also be evaluated for their specific audience, content and third-party dependencies.
Assessment approach
This website is reviewed through automated structural checks, keyboard interaction, browser-console testing, contrast-aware brand rules, responsive overflow checks and manual inspection of labels, headings, links and alternative text. Automated checks do not identify every accessibility barrier, so ongoing human review remains necessary.
Last reviewed
July 31, 2026.