Austin CPA and Bookkeeping AlternativeUsing this site with a keyboard, a phone, or a reader
The pages should be readable without a mouse and without guessing what a picture is. This page says how the pages are built and how to ask for a format that works better.
Ask for a format
How the pages are built
The pages are plain HTML. The menu is a details element, so it opens without a script. Forms have labels. Pictures have text alternatives. Links in a paragraph are underlined. Focus is a visible ring. Body type is 18px. The ground is white and the ink is near black, held to a contrast a reader can use.
The home clip plays muted and stops if you asked for less motion. Nothing pops up over the page. If you have asked the browser for less motion, the small hover on a card stops. The reel on a phone uses a soft snap that you can scroll past. The page does not trap the scroll.
The calendar and the chat
The booking calendar is inside a frame that stays empty until you open it or scroll to it. That is so the page does not jump when the calendar loads. The button above the frame is in the tab order. The chat chip sits at the lower right with space under the last line so it does not cover a button when the page is at rest.
If a frame, a chip, or a card gets in your way, call +1 844-324-7273and say which page and which control. We will change the page or send the same words in a form you can read.
Known limits
The calendar inside the frame is a Microsoft page. Its own controls are not written by this practice, and a reader may handle them differently from the rest of the site. The fallback is the phone number, and the form on any other page reaches the same person.
Some pictures are photographs of ordinary work objects. The alternative text names the object, not a place the photograph does not show. If an alternative is wrong, call and it gets rewritten.