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Website Accessibility

Accessibility Statement

Maximum Score Builders is committed to improving access to our website and digital information for people with disabilities. We work to make our website easier to perceive, navigate, understand, and use across a range of devices and assistive technologies.

Updated September 2026 Maximum Productions LLC Bakersfield, California Ongoing Accessibility Improvements
Need Help Accessing Something on Our Website? Contact us at 661-505-8085 or support@maximumscorebuilders.com and tell us what page or content you are having difficulty accessing.

Accessibility at a Glance

  • We are working to improve accessibility across maximumscorebuilders.com.
  • We consider recognized accessibility practices, including WCAG guidance, when improving website content and functionality.
  • We aim to use clear headings, readable text, meaningful links, keyboard-friendly navigation, and accessible form structure where practical.
  • We work to provide text alternatives for meaningful images and visual content where appropriate.
  • Some third-party widgets or embedded services may have accessibility limitations outside our direct control.
  • If you encounter a barrier, contact us and we will review the issue and work toward a reasonable solution.
1. Our Commitment

Improving Digital Accessibility

Maximum Score Builders believes digital information should be reasonably accessible to as many people as possible.

We are working to improve accessibility across our website, including educational pages, forms, navigation, policies, and other digital content.

Accessibility is an ongoing process. Websites change over time, new content is added, third-party tools are updated, and accessibility practices continue to evolve.

Ongoing effort — not a claim of perfect accessibility

We do not represent that every page, feature, document, or third-party component is free from every accessibility barrier. Our goal is to identify and address accessibility issues as part of ongoing website maintenance and improvement.

2. Accessibility Guidelines

Standards We Use as a Reference

In our accessibility work, we may use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, commonly known as WCAG, as a reference framework for improving digital accessibility.

WCAG addresses areas such as perceivable content, operable interfaces, understandable information, and compatibility with assistive technologies.

Referencing WCAG does not mean that Maximum Score Builders is representing that every part of the website has been independently audited or certified as conforming to a particular WCAG level.

3. Accessibility Features

Practices We Aim to Support

Clear Structure

We aim to use logical headings, readable content sections, descriptive page titles, and consistent navigation.

Keyboard Navigation

We aim for important links, controls, forms, and navigation elements to be usable through keyboard interaction where practical.

Visible Focus

Interactive elements are designed to provide visible focus indicators where supported by the page design.

Readable Content

We aim to use legible text, adequate spacing, clear visual hierarchy, and sufficient contrast.

Image Alternatives

Meaningful images should include appropriate text alternatives when needed to communicate important content.

Responsive Design

We design pages to adapt across desktop, tablet, and mobile screen sizes.

Form Labels

We aim to provide understandable labels, instructions, and related context for website forms.

Reduced Motion

Where practical, our page styling respects reduced-motion preferences and avoids unnecessary animation.

4. Browsers & Assistive Technology

Website Experience Can Vary

Website accessibility can vary depending on the combination of operating system, browser, screen reader, mobile device, browser extensions, display settings, and other assistive technology being used.

For the best experience, users may benefit from keeping browsers, operating systems, and assistive technologies reasonably current.

If one browser or device creates an accessibility problem, another supported browser or device may provide a better experience while we investigate the issue.

5. Third-Party Content

Embedded Tools and External Services

Some features on maximumscorebuilders.com may be provided by independent third parties. Examples may include scheduling tools, contact forms, client systems, payment services, maps, videos, analytics tools, or linked external websites.

Maximum Score Builders may not control the underlying code, accessibility features, or accessibility limitations of an independent third-party platform.

We still want to hear about problems

If a third-party feature prevents you from completing an important task, contact us. We can review the issue and, where reasonably possible, help identify another way to access the information or complete the requested interaction.

6. Documents & Alternative Formats

Need Information in Another Format?

Some website content may be provided in PDF, image, document, or other downloadable formats.

If you have difficulty accessing a document or need information from the website in another reasonable format, contact us and describe what you need.

We will review requests individually and work toward a reasonable alternative when practicable.

7. Report an Accessibility Barrier

Tell Us What Is Not Working

Accessibility feedback helps us identify problems that automated tools or internal testing may not catch.

When reporting a problem, it is helpful to include:

  • the page or URL where the issue occurred;
  • a short description of the problem;
  • the task you were trying to complete;
  • your browser or device, if known;
  • the assistive technology being used, if relevant; and
  • a way for us to contact you if you want a response.
8. Our Response Process

What Happens After You Contact Us

When we receive an accessibility report, Maximum Score Builders will review the information and determine what action is reasonably appropriate.

Depending on the issue, we may:

  • correct website content or markup;
  • adjust page design or navigation;
  • provide information in another reasonable format;
  • work with a third-party provider;
  • provide an alternate way to complete an important task; or
  • include the issue in future accessibility improvements.

The time needed to address an issue can vary depending on complexity, technical limitations, third-party involvement, and the nature of the requested accommodation.

9. Accessibility Contact

Contact Maximum Score Builders

If you experience difficulty accessing our website or need assistance obtaining website information, please contact us.

Accessibility Assistance

10. Statement Updates

Ongoing Accessibility Review

We may update this Accessibility Statement as our website changes, accessibility practices evolve, or we make additional accessibility improvements.

The current revision date will be shown near the top of this page.