Our standard

We build to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, Level AA. That target is written into how the site is made, not checked afterwards: colour contrast is verified against WCAG thresholds from the design system's own values, and every page is run through automated accessibility checks before any change can be published.

What that looks like in practice

Every page works without JavaScript — content never depends on it
Text colours are contrast-checked against every background they appear on
The site is keyboard operable, with visible focus throughout
Form fields have real, visible labels, and errors are announced — not just coloured
Buttons and standalone links are sized for touch (44×44 pixels)
Animation respects your system's reduced-motion preference
Body text is set larger than the web default, on purpose

Known limitations

None known right now. When we find one — or you do — it gets listed here honestly while it is being fixed, not after.

Found a barrier?

Tell us and we will fix it — and in the meantime, we will get you whatever you were trying to reach another way. Call (405) 920-5196 or email info@yourhia.com. Everything on this site is also available by phone, which some people simply prefer — that is what the office is for.