Business CPA McKinney AlternativeUsing these pages
The pages are built to be read and tapped without a struggle, including with a keyboard.
Tell us a barrier.
How to use these pages.
These pages should be readable without a struggle. There is a skip link to the content, headings in order, and a menu that is a single row labeled Menu on a phone. The row opens into one link per line and pushes the page down. Past a tablet width the links line up across the top and the word Menu goes away.
Body text is 18 pixels. Controls, including Menu, stand at least 44 pixels tall. Focus is a visible ring. The chat chip sits at the lower left with room under the last block so it does not cover a button or a field when the page is at rest. If it does, phone the footer number and name the page.
Pictures, motion, and the calendar.
Every picture carries a text alternative. The first picture loads with the page. Pictures below the first one wait until you are close, and each one already holds its box so the words do not shift. Scroll snap on the home is proximity only, and it turns off if you have asked the device for reduced motion.
On the booking page the calendar frame stays blank until you press the button above it. A scroll by itself does not load the calendar, and that pause is what keeps this booking page from leaping when the frame wakes. Turn scripts off and the plain link under the frame returns you to this same booking page.
When a page fights you, phone the footer number and name the page. The page changes. We do not ask you to live with the barrier.
Name the barrier.
If a control is hard to reach, name the page. The page changes, and we do not ask you to live with the barrier.
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