Accessibility statement

Accessibility is not a checkbox here. This practice is built on people-centered, participatory design, and a website that excludes people would contradict everything it stands for.

The standard

This site targets WCAG 2.1 Level AA as a floor, reaching for AAA where feasible. Concretely, that means: text and interactive elements meet contrast requirements in both light and dark themes, every interactive element is keyboard operable with a visible focus state, pages use correct landmarks and heading order, images carry meaningful alternative text, forms have programmatic labels and clear error messages, a skip-to-content link is available on every page, and animation respects your reduced-motion preference.

Known limitations

Embedded third-party widgets, such as the scheduling embed, are controlled by their providers and may not meet the same standard. Where possible the site offers an accessible alternative, such as the contact form alongside the scheduler.

Feedback

If anything on this site is hard to use with your assistive technology, that is a bug, and I want to know. Email aramirez946@outlook.com with the page and the barrier you hit, and I will prioritize a fix.