Accessibility

• Semantic headings and page landmarks, so a screen reader can move through a page by structure rather than guesswork.
• Navigation that works from the keyboard alone, with a visible gold focus outline so you can always see where you are.
• Color contrast tested against the WCAG AA thresholds for text and headings.
• Text that reflows and scales when you zoom or enlarge type, without content being cut off.
• Alt text written for images that carry meaning.
• Motion that respects your system reduced-motion setting; with it on, content appears without animation, and the page reads fine with JavaScript unavailable.

The target is WCAG 2.1 Level AA. I hold that as a working standard rather than a claim of perfection. This is a solo practice and a small site, and accessibility here is an ongoing effort: when something is found to fall short, it gets fixed.

Please tell me. Text or call (831) 477-7007, or email lauriechristysessions@gmail.com, and describe what happened and what you were using. That kind of message is genuinely useful and I am glad to get it.

If any part of this site will not work for you, I will give you the same information another way — read to you over the phone, sent as plain text, or talked through directly. Nothing on this site is information you have to fight a web page to get.