Tax Advisor Austin and how to read this site

What that standard means here

Body type is 18 pixels on a white ground, with dark ink. Contrast is held for ordinary text. A skip link is the first control. Headings stay in order. Every field has a label. Pictures have alt text. Focus rings are visible. The letter list works from the keyboard and still reads if scripts are off. Motion stops when the device asks for less motion. Nothing autoplays and nothing flashes. Text can zoom to 200 percent.

The menu on a phone is a single row labeled Menu. Opening it shows one link per row, and each link is tall enough to tap. On a wide screen the same links sit in a row and the Menu row is hidden. Nothing in that menu depends on a script.

Pictures sit with the words they belong to. A tile is as tall as its picture and its sentence, not a fixed box. The form fields are large and the labels sit above them.

If you use a keyboard, the skip link is first, then the menu, then the heading, then the button, then the article, then the form. The chat control sits in the lower left.

Rainey Street is the row of old bungalows near the lake that turned into a nightlife street. We name it so a local reader knows we are talking about Austin, not so we can claim a table there. If a control on this site blocks you, the fix is on the page, not on that street. If a picture has no words, the sentence beside it carries the meaning, and we add the missing words on that page.

If something blocks you

Services on this site are provided by Steven Palmieri, Dallas, Texas. The phone in the footer is +1 844-324-7273. Name the page that blocked you, and it will be fixed where it can be fixed.