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This site aims at WCAG 2.1 AA. If something blocks you, the footer phone reaches the same person who does the work.
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What the pages already do
Contrast is meant to be readable, type zooms, a skip link jumps to the content, headings stay in order, and every field has a label. Pictures have alt text. Focus rings are visible. The home hero and the account banner play with the sound off, and they loop. A visitor who prefers reduced motion gets the still frame instead, and the clip does not start. Body type is 18 pixels. Buttons are at least 48 pixels tall.
How to report a block
Services on this site are provided by Steven Palmieri, Dallas, Texas. Call +1 844-324-7273 and name the page plus what got in the way. The page gets fixed when the fix is in our hands.
Keyboard, zoom, and motion
You can move through the menu, the form, and the month line with a keyboard. The skip link is the first stop. Focus rings stay visible. Type can grow with the browser zoom, and the page reflows into one column on a phone.
The month line starts closed. Every answer is already in the HTML if you do not want to tap. If your device asks for less motion, the phone scroll snap turns off and the still frame stands in for each clip. The clips have no sound track. The still is the picture from two seconds into the clip, so the first paint matches the promise the motion holds.
Headings stay in one order, from the page title down to the section titles. Each prose link is named for the page it opens.
Forms, pictures, and the phone
Every field has a visible label. The phone button on a small screen opens the same conversation as the fields on a large screen. Buttons are written as the next step.
Pictures carry a short alt line that says what the picture is. Decorative shapes are hidden from a screen reader. The chat chip sits in a corner with a clear zone. If it covers a control, call the footer number and say which page.
The footer phone is +1 844-324-7273. Say the page name and what blocked you, whether that was contrast, a label, a month that would not open, or type that would not grow.