S Corp TaxationUsing these pages
The pages are built to be read and tapped without a struggle, including with a keyboard.
Name a barrierWhat you should be able to do
Every page starts with a skip link that moves to the content. The menu is a native disclosure, so it works without a script. On a phone it is one row labelled Menu. On a wider screen the links sit in a row and the Menu label is hidden. Links, buttons, and the menu row are at least 44 pixels tall.
Pictures have a written description that names the object in the frame. The tree, the cups, the notes, and the pens are described as those objects. Decorative marks are hidden from assistive technology. Form fields have visible labels. A keyboard user can reach the fields, the menu, and the notice device.
Color is not the only signal. The focus ring is a visible outline. Body type is 18 pixels. The ground is white and the text is a dark ink, held to a contrast that can be read in daylight. Motion on the reel is a proximity snap on a phone only, and it turns off when the system asks for reduced motion.
The calendar and the notices
The booking frame does not take focus when the page loads. It mounts after you use the button or after you scroll to it. With scripts off, a plain link remains. The notice list on the home can be opened from the keyboard. With scripts off, the same notices are still written in the page.
If a control is hard to reach, name the page and the control. We would rather change the page than explain the barrier. Phone the number in the footer. The correction is made on the page that failed, not in a side note nobody will find.
Name the barrier
You will be talking to the Steven Palmieri practice.