Our own standard
An accessibility statement with the limits made visible.
We want this site to be usable, understandable and honest about what has—and has not—been tested. This statement describes the current scope rather than claiming universal conformance.
Last reviewed: September 12, 2026
Tested scope
What we have checked.
The public marketing pages are maintained as a small static site. We use automated checks to catch common issues, then keep manual review and real-user feedback in view.
Automated gate
The local accessibility gate runs axe-core 4.13.0 in headless Chrome across the public page set, with reveal content shown for audit mode. The third-party Google Calendar iframe is excluded because its markup is controlled outside this site.
Human review still matters
Automated results do not establish WCAG conformance. Keyboard paths, focus behavior, screen-reader output, zoom and reflow, form completion, third-party booking behavior and assistive-technology combinations still require manual checking.
Content and forms
Page landmarks, structured data, internal routes, request-form offer IDs and consent-gated analytics are checked as part of the release workflow. Netlify handles form delivery; booking completion inside Google Calendar cannot be observed from this site.
Known limitations
The site may contain third-party content, browser-specific behavior and future changes that are not covered by an automated result. A pass is evidence about the tested snapshot, not a certification, legal opinion or promise that every user journey is barrier-free.
Tell us what broke
Feedback is part of the test.
If you encounter a barrier, tell us the page, task, browser or assistive technology involved, and what you expected to happen. Do not send passwords or confidential customer information.
Report an accessibility issue- 01
Describe the task
A short description of what you were trying to do helps us reproduce the problem.
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Share the route
Include the page URL and, if relevant, the browser, device or assistive technology used.
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We investigate the scope
We use the report to prioritize a fix or route a scoped accessibility review.
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