Accessibility Statement

Our target

We are building this site to conform to WCAG 2.1 Level AA. That is a target we are actively working toward, not a certification we hold — there is no such thing as a government or third-party “WCAG certified” seal, the same way there is no such thing as “HIPAA certified.” What follows is a specific account of what is actually verified today, and what is not.

What is verified

Color contrast — checked automatically, every build

Every foreground/background color pair used across this site’s design system — body text on the bone background, muted text, the champagne accent, button text, text on the dark forest footer, and more — is checked against WCAG AA contrast thresholds by an automated script (npm run check:contrast) that runs as part of our build process. It is not a spot check of a few pages; it is every documented pair the palette uses, verified the same way each time. The one intentional exception is documented in the script itself: our decorative champagne fill color is knowingly below the text threshold, and is used only for rules, focus rings, and other non-text decoration — never for text. Any gold-colored text on this site uses a darker, contrast-safe champagne tone instead.

Pinch-to-zoom is not restricted

This site’s viewport meta tag does not set maximum-scale or user-scalable=no. If you need to zoom in on a phone or tablet, pinch-to-zoom works the way your device expects it to.

Reduced motion is honored

If your operating system is set to reduce motion, this site’s stylesheet detects that preference (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) and cuts animation and transition durations down to effectively nothing, sitewide, rather than only on a page or two.

Spanish content is marked as Spanish

Where this site shows Spanish text — most visibly in the bilingual intake section that toggles between English and Spanish — that text carries a lang attribute identifying it as Spanish, rather than being left tagged as English. That matters for screen readers, which use the lang attribute to choose correct pronunciation; a mislabeled language is read aloud incorrectly regardless of how the text looks visually.

Visible keyboard focus

Links, buttons, and form fields across the site show a visible focus outline when navigated to by keyboard, rather than relying on a browser default that some stylesheets strip out.

What is not yet verified

We would rather tell you this plainly than let you discover it yourself. Two things have not been done as of this writing:

• Full screen-reader testing. We have not yet completed a page-by-page pass with a screen reader such as VoiceOver or NVDA across every page and interactive component on this site, including both modals.
• A keyboard-only audit of every flow. We have not yet confirmed that every interactive flow — the consultation booking modal, the legal document modal, every form, every navigation menu — can be completed start to finish using a keyboard alone, on every page.

Until both are complete, treat this as a site that targets WCAG 2.1 AA and has verified the specific items above, not as a site that has been comprehensively audited end to end.

Report a barrier

If you encounter something on this site that is difficult or impossible to use with assistive technology, tell us. Use our contact page or call (305) 209-8453 and describe what happened and what page you were on. We will look at it directly rather than routing it through a form that goes nowhere.