CPA and Bookkeeping Fort Worth AlternativeHow to move through these pages
This site aims at WCAG 2.2 level AA. If something blocks you, call the phone in the footer.
What that standard means here
Body text is aimed at a contrast of four and a half to one. Enlarging the type to twice the set size still leaves the lines readable. Keyboard users meet a skip link before the menu. The heading levels follow the order of the page. Each field shows its own label. The focus ring stays visible on the control you are on. Pictures have alt text that says what they show. You can move through the page by keyboard in the same order you read it.
The notice list works without JavaScript, as radios you can choose. If your device asks for less motion, the hero clip stops and the still picture stays. The clip autoplays only while it is muted. Nothing flashes.
This page is dated 6 October 2026. If a later pass changes the layout, the date moves with it.
How to move through a page
Tab from the top. The first stop is a skip link, and it jumps to the main writing. After that you meet the name of the site, then the menu, one page name at a time. The headline comes next, then the first sentence, then the button or the form.
On a wide screen the home puts the form in a column beside the headline. Each field has its own label, and the label stays visible. You can leave email blank. Interior pages open with a heading, one line, a picture, and a button, then the writing runs as sections with links beside them.
Pictures sit with the writing they belong to. The alt text says what the photograph shows. The portrait on the who page is a photograph of Steven Palmieri. Other pictures are the Stockyards, Sundance Square, the Water Gardens, the Kimbell, the Botanic Garden, the Modern, downtown, a cattle drive, Bass Hall, and the Amon Carter, plus an envelope, a pen, a ribbon, and paper. They carry no tiny caption and no digits.
A chat chip sits at the bottom left and says Ask Steven. The corner it occupies is kept clear of links. If the chip is in your way, the phone in the footer reaches the same practice.
On a phone
The first screen is the name of the site, then one Menu row, then the headline, one sentence, and one button. The Menu row opens into one link per row and pushes the headline down. The form waits further down. Buttons stretch the width of the screen so they are easy to hit.
The notice list is a set of choices you can open with a finger or a key. Every notice starts closed. A tap opens that notice, and the answer sits under the same row. If your phone asks for less motion, the notice simply opens with no slide.
Type is set at a size you can read without pinching. If you zoom, the page grows in one column and does not ask you to scroll sideways.
How to tell us
Services on this site are provided by Steven Palmieri, Dallas, Texas. Where a control or a line can be changed, we change it. Call +1 844-324-7273 and tell us which control or line got in your way.