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HOUSBE is committed to ensuring digital accessibility for everyone, including people with disabilities. We believe that searching, buying, renting, selling, listing, and financing property should be a seamless experience for every user — regardless of ability, age, device, connection speed, or assistive technology. Accessibility is not a feature we bolt on at the end; it is a principle we design, build, test, and maintain around. This statement explains what we do, how we do it, the standards we follow, the limitations we are aware of, and how you can reach us for help or to report a barrier.
Accessibility is a core part of how we design and build HOUSBE. We work to ensure that our public website, account dashboards, property search, listing tools, deal rooms, messaging, forms, and AI assistant can be perceived, operated, understood, and used by the widest possible audience — including users who rely on screen readers, keyboard-only navigation, screen magnification, voice control, switch devices, and other assistive technologies. We treat accessibility as a continuous, organization-wide responsibility rather than a one-time project, and we factor it into our design reviews, development practices, and release process.
This statement applies to the HOUSBE platform accessible at our primary domain and its associated subdomains, including the marketing pages, authenticated member areas, and interactive tools. Where we embed or link to third-party services — such as map providers, payment processors, video hosts, or social platforms — those services are governed by their own accessibility practices, which we do not control but actively encourage and, where possible, supplement with accessible alternatives.
HOUSBE aims to conform to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA, published by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). These guidelines explain how to make web content more accessible to people with a wide range of disabilities — visual, auditory, motor, speech, cognitive, language, learning, and neurological. Where the newer WCAG 2.2 success criteria apply, we incorporate them as part of our continuous improvement process. We also design with the principles of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act in mind.
WCAG is organized around four principles, often referred to as POUR. Content must be:
The sections below describe how HOUSBE addresses each of these principles in practice.
The following capabilities are built into the HOUSBE experience to support a wide range of users:
All primary navigation, menus, links, buttons, and forms can be operated using a keyboard alone, with a logical focus order and visible focus indicators.
Semantic HTML, descriptive labels, alternative text, and ARIA attributes help content work with screen readers such as NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver, and TalkBack.
We maintain sufficient contrast between text and backgrounds and use clear, readable typography. Meaning is never conveyed by color alone.
The platform adapts fluidly across desktop, tablet, and mobile, so content reflows and stays usable at any screen size and orientation.
Pages support browser zoom and larger text up to at least 200% without loss of content or functionality.
Form fields have associated labels, clear instructions, and accessible error messages. Controls expose their name, role, and state.
We respect the operating system "reduce motion" setting and minimize non-essential animation for users who prefer less movement.
Interactive elements are sized and spaced to be easy to tap or click, reducing accidental activation on touch devices.
We make information available to more than one sense so it can be perceived in different ways:
The platform can be operated without a mouse and is designed to be easy to move through:
We aim to make HOUSBE easy to read, learn, and operate:
We build with standards-based, semantic HTML and apply ARIA roles, states, and properties only where native semantics are not enough. Interactive components expose their name, role, and value so assistive technologies can present and control them reliably. Dynamic updates — such as new messages, validation feedback, or status changes — are announced using appropriate live regions where relevant, so users are kept informed without losing their place.
HOUSBE is built with a responsive, mobile-first approach. Content, navigation, and controls reflow to fit the available space on phones, tablets, laptops, and large displays, and remain operable in both portrait and landscape orientations. Layouts are designed to work down to narrow widths (approximately 320 CSS pixels) without requiring horizontal scrolling for normal reading. Buttons, links, and form controls are given comfortable target sizes and spacing so they are easy to activate by touch, mouse, or stylus.
You can adjust the presentation to suit your needs. Pages support browser zoom and increased text size up to at least 200% without loss of content or functionality, and content reflows rather than being clipped or overlapped. Because we use relative units for typography and spacing, the interface also responds to your browser's or operating system's default font-size preferences. The platform is compatible with operating-system level tools such as high-contrast modes, screen magnifiers, and custom cursor settings.
Some users experience discomfort, distraction, or motion sensitivity from animation. HOUSBE respects
the "reduce motion" preference exposed by your operating system or browser
(prefers-reduced-motion) and minimizes non-essential movement accordingly. Animations
are used to support understanding rather than to convey essential information, and we avoid content
that flashes in a way that could trigger seizures.
Forms are central to HOUSBE — from sign-up and login to leads, listings, and transactions. We design them to be accessible:
Where a process involves a time limit — for example, a security-related session timeout — we aim to warn you in advance and, where appropriate, allow you to extend the session, so you are not penalized for needing additional time to read or complete a task. We avoid unexpected changes of context and try to preserve your input where possible if a session needs to be re-established.
We apply our accessibility practices across the platform's key experiences, including:
HOUSBE is designed to work with current versions of major browsers and assistive technologies. We aim to support recent versions of:
Accessibility can depend on your specific combination of browser, assistive technology, and their versions. If you encounter an issue with a particular setup, please tell us — the details help us reproduce and fix it.
We use a combination of methods to evaluate and improve accessibility:
Accessibility is an ongoing commitment. As we add new features and update existing ones, we review them against our accessibility standards, test with assistive technologies, and prioritize the remediation of any issues we discover. We periodically re-audit the platform and update our practices and this statement as the platform evolves. Newly identified barriers are logged, prioritized by impact, and scheduled for resolution.
Despite our best efforts, some content or components may not yet be fully accessible. Known areas we are working to improve include:
If you encounter a barrier that is not listed here, please let us know using the details below so we can address it and offer assistance in the meantime.
HOUSBE integrates services from third parties — including mapping, payment processing, analytics, and media hosting — to deliver a full experience. These services maintain their own accessibility practices, which we do not control. We choose partners with accessibility in mind where feasible, provide accessible entry points and alternatives where possible, and welcome reports about third-party barriers so we can advocate for fixes or offer another path to complete your task.
If you need information from HOUSBE in an alternative format, or require a reasonable accommodation to use the platform or complete a task, we are here to help. This may include providing content in a different format, walking you through a process, or offering an alternative way to achieve the same outcome. Contact us using the details in the next sections and describe what would help — we will work with you in good faith to find a solution.
We welcome your feedback on the accessibility of HOUSBE. Your input helps us identify and fix barriers we may have missed. When reporting an issue, the following details help us respond quickly, though none are required:
Our response commitment: We aim to acknowledge accessibility feedback within 5 business days and to work with you toward a resolution or a suitable alternative as quickly as we reasonably can.
To report an accessibility issue, request assistance, or ask for content in an alternative format, please use any of the following:
Accessibility Support
Accessibility Team: accessibility@housbe.com
General Support: info@housbe.com
Help Center: Contact HOUSBE Support
Address: HOUSBE, L.L.C., 900 N Federal Hwy, Ste 306, Hallandale Beach, FL 33009.
This Accessibility Statement reflects our current practices and is reviewed and updated periodically. It is provided for informational purposes and describes our good-faith, ongoing efforts to make HOUSBE accessible to all users.
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