Accessibility approach
The site uses semantic headings, labeled form controls, visible focus states, keyboard-operable navigation, a skip link, responsive layouts, and reduced-motion support.
Supported interaction
Visitors should be able to reach navigation, links, buttons, form controls, accordions, and review controls with a keyboard. Text is designed to remain readable when resized in modern browsers.
Known limitations
Some future third-party embeds, replacement portfolio images, or external tools may introduce limitations outside the current site code. New content should include meaningful alternative text and sufficient contrast before publication.
Need help?
If you encounter a barrier, email contact@phoenixlocalseo.company with the page URL, the problem, and the browser or assistive technology being used. We will use that information to investigate and provide a reasonable alternative where possible.
Ongoing improvement
Accessibility is reviewed as templates, content, forms, and interactive features are added. Automated checks are useful, but they do not replace keyboard and human review.
Contact
Questions about this page can be sent to contact@phoenixlocalseo.company.