Oregon Porch
Accessibility
Last reviewed: July 18, 2026
Oregon Porch aims to make its place directory, guides, tools, notes, search, and feedback path usable with keyboards, screen readers, zoom, and small screens.
Current Practices
The site uses semantic headings, a skip link, visible keyboard focus, labeled form fields, text alternatives for meaningful images, responsive layouts, and reduced reliance on color alone. Automated checks and rendered desktop and mobile reviews are part of the build process.
Known Limits
Outside agency pages, spreadsheets, maps, videos, and PDFs follow their owners' accessibility practices. Oregon Porch can improve the link label or provide context, but it does not control the outside document or interface.
Report A Barrier
Use the feedback form to identify the page, task, browser or assistive technology if relevant, and what prevented completion. Do not include confidential or sensitive personal records.