How a page is checked
We build toward WCAG 2.1 level AA, and a page that blocks you is a page we fix after you call the number under the signoff.
Body type is 18px, dark ink on white. The emerald buttons are checked for contrast. A visible ring shows where focus sits, on links, buttons, and fields. Each field has a label. Each picture's alt text says what the picture shows.
On a phone, one Menu row opens a column of links, and that row still works when scripts are off. On the home, the six dates sit closed until a tap or a key opens one, and the words inside each date are already in the HTML when scripts are off.
No banner starts on its own, nothing on the page flashes, and the type can be zoomed. If your system asks for less motion, the page honors that. While the booking page is loading, the time grid is not allowed to pull focus.
Call if the type is hard to read, a control is hard to hit, or a picture's alt text says nothing useful. We will correct that page.
On a phone the first screen puts the headline above the picture so the need can be read before a scroll. Footer links stay clear of the chat chip.