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ACCESSIBILITY

“Great Western Home Loans” is a registered “doing business as” (dba) entity of “SFMC, LP”. If you have any questions or feedback about any area of our website, please contact us at compliance@sfmc.com.

At Great Western Home Loans, we are committed to providing a website that is useful to the widest possible audience and are striving to ensure our digital content is meeting accessibility standards and is usable for people with disabilities.

We are continually working towards conforming to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA in order to meet the needs of all users.

We are dedicated to monitoring and improving accessibility, and will continue to update our website to meet the highest standards of accessibility. Our team is committed to making sure everyone has equal access to our digital content regardless of ability or disability.

To make sure our website remains Web Content Accessibility compliant striving to follow these guidelines:

  1. Providing text alternatives for-text content, such as images and audio/video clips.
  2. Make functionality available from a keyboard.
  3. Ensure that content is presented in an order that makes sense when the page is linearized by assistive technology devices or browsers.
  4. Give users enough time to read and use content; allow users to control how long pages are visible before timing out or automatically moving on to the next page or element in the sequence of information presentation.
  5. Use descriptive link texts to help users understand where they’ll go if the link is activated..
  6. Ensure that information, structure, and relationships conveyed in contrasting color.
  7. Make sure all text can be easily resized to accommodate user preferences or needs of visually impaired readers.
  8. Allow users to bypass blocks of content that are repeated on multiple pages.
  9. Provide clear instructions for completing forms and validate input data to help users avoid mistakes when entering data into forms and other interactive fields online.
  10. Use HTML headings properly to give the page a logical structure, helping those using assistive technologies navigate through the page more quickly and accurately.

We appreciate your understanding that some elements may not yet be fully compliant with WCAG 2.1 Level AA, but we are working hard towards achieving full conformance in the future.