Accessibility

CPA Round Rock Alternative accessibility

These pages aim to be readable, and this note says how to tell us when a page gets in the way. Noted 6 October 2026.

Call about a barrier
A wider view of the limestone in Brushy Creek, trees along the far bank

The standard these pages are built toward

These pages are built toward WCAG 2.1 level AA. Text is at least 18 pixels, contrast is held for body copy, fields have labels, pictures have alternative text, and a skip link is the first thing a keyboard reaches. The phone menu is a native disclosure, so it works with no script.

When a page gets in your way, call +1 844-324-7273 and tell us which page it was. Say it while the trouble is still on the screen. Finding it ourselves, months later, is the worse path. The footer carries that same number.

Your system setting for reduced motion is honored. A short muted clip on the first page can start on its own, with no sound, and it stops and shows a still picture when you ask the system for less motion. The booking frame is still absent from the first paint. Requesting it, or scrolling until its slot is on screen after you have already touched the page, is what brings it in, and that delay is what stops the page from jumping under a thumb. Headings stay headings. The menu uses the same disclosure a keyboard already understands.

Services on this site are provided by Steven Palmieri, Dallas, Texas.

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