For anyone who cannot use a control

Business CPA Frisco AlternativeIf a page gets in the way.

Text is large, the menu opens without a script, and a control that blocks you is a thing we want named.

Name the blocker.

Body text is 18 pixels with room between the lines. Headings are larger. We do not set a control's label below that size. If your browser enlarges text, the column should wrap rather than spill sideways. If it spills, that is a fault on our side.

The menu is a disclosure. On a narrow screen it starts closed under the word Menu. Opening it pushes the page down. Tab stops on the Menu row, and those links are ordinary anchors when scripts are off. On a wide screen the same links sit in a row and the Menu label is hidden because the links are already visible.

Every picture has an alt line that names the frame, a counter or a week, and not a slogan. Decorative marks are hidden from assistive tech. The first picture on a page loads promptly. Later pictures wait, so a slow connection still reaches the words.

Forms have visible labels, not placeholder-only labels. Errors from an empty required field come from the browser's own check. The hidden junk field is not in the tab order. Focus is outlined so you can see where you are.

Color is dark ink on white, with a violet button and white lettering. A green line is a rule, not a sentence. We do not use color as the only way to tell a state. A current page is marked in the menu as well as by a bar.

Motion is small. A card lifts slightly on a wide screen when hovered. If you have asked the system to reduce motion, that lift and the scroll snap turn off, and the home clip is replaced by its still picture. On this site the home clip stays muted. No timer runs on the page.

The calendar frame on the booking page does not load until you press its button, so it does not steal focus while you are reading. If a frame is still hard to use, call the phone number in the footer and book by voice. That is a real path, not a consolation prize.

If a control blocks you, tell us which page and which control. A sentence is enough. We would rather repair one named blocker than receive a general complaint we cannot find. The number under the page is answered by this practice, the same people who read the form here and who answer the phone in the footer. The form on this page does too.

Name the control that blocked you.

The page address and the name of the control are enough for us to reproduce it.

Steven Palmieri, Tax CFO

You will be talking to the Steven Palmieri practice.