Accessibility statement
Last revised September 2026
- Conformance
- WCAG 2.1 AA
- Last reviewed
- September 2026
Our commitment
Foreword builds toward WCAG 2.1 AA on every WP FloorMap site and on this one. Accessibility is settled while the page is being made, because a renter who cannot use the site cannot rent the apartment.
How it is built and tested
Floor plans, unit cards, filters, search and tour booking render as real, semantic content on the page, reachable by screen readers and keyboard navigation rather than trapped in an unreadable embed.
Roles, labels and keyboard operability are built into every block, modal and menu, and the brand color picker reports its contrast ratio while you choose the color.
No overlay widget ships on any WP FloorMap site. Accessibility advocates and the U.S. Department of Justice have cautioned that an automatic overlay does not, by itself, make a site compliant. Accessibility comes from how the page is built.
Known limitations
Third-party embeds—virtual tour players, video and map tiles—control their own markup and do not always meet the same bar. Where an embed falls short we look for an accessible alternative and pass the report on to its vendor.
Report an issue
Found something this page or a WP FloorMap site gets wrong? Write to info@foreword.dev with the page and what you expected to happen. Issues that keep a visitor from reaching availability, pricing or a tour booking are treated as urgent and answered within one business day.
Privacy
The same discipline applies to privacy. We build toward the consent and disclosure practices expected under CCPA and CPRA, and a visitor’s saved favorites never leave their own browser.
Consent is handled by the built-in manager, which files every script under a category and holds it there until the visitor decides. Integrations goes through how that works.
The full policy lives at WP FloorMap privacy.

