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What we designed so a page can be read, tapped, and heard.
Tell us what blocked youReading
Body type is 18 pixels on a white ground with dark ink. Violet is the action color. Emerald marks a tile. Text is not set on a photograph. A picture has a written alternative that says what the frame actually shows.
The first page opens as a short reel. Longer reading sits one tap deeper, or inside a closed panel on the home, and it is in the HTML even if a script does not run.
Keyboard and motion
A skip link is the first control. Buttons, links, and the menu show a visible ring when they are focused. The phone menu is a single control that opens without a script. On a wide screen the links stay in a row while that control is hidden. The calendar on the booking page does not load until you ask for it, so the page does not jump on arrival.
Nothing autoplays. If your system asks for less motion, the reel does not snap and the cards do not lift.
If something is in the way
The chat chip sits at the lower left and is labeled Ask Steven. It should not cover a field, a button, or a link when the page is resting at the top or after you have scrolled to the end. If it does, or if a picture has no alternative, call +1 844-324-7273 and name the page. We would rather fix the page than explain around it.
Pictures and the phone
On a phone the headline comes before the photograph, so the first screen is the words and one button. Tap targets are at least 44 pixels. The menu is one row until you open it, and the links then sit in a column you can reach with a thumb.
If a line is too long, a picture covers a label, or a control sits under the chip when the page is at rest, call and name the page and the width of the screen. A fix belongs on the page, not in a private note that never ships.
What we aim at
We aim at the readable standard people call WCAG 2.2 AA. That is an aim, not a certificate. This page is current as of 11 October 2026. The phone in the footer is how you reach a person about a block.