Our approach
Accessibility is considered during the design, development, and maintenance of Comfort in Texas rather than being treated as a separate feature added after a page is built.
The website is designed with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, commonly known as WCAG, in mind. Our current goal is to meet WCAG 2.2 Level AA practices wherever reasonably possible.
Accessibility features
The website includes accessibility practices such as:
- Semantic page structure and headings.
- Keyboard-accessible navigation and controls.
- Visible keyboard focus indicators.
- A skip link that allows keyboard users to move directly to the main content.
- Form fields with associated labels.
- Accessible form error and status messaging.
- Responsive layouts that adapt to smaller screens and enlarged text.
- Color and text contrast selected with readability in mind.
- Reduced-motion support for visitors who request reduced animation through their device or browser settings.
- Alternative text support for meaningful images.
Keyboard navigation
The primary navigation, links, buttons, forms, and other interactive controls are intended to be usable with a keyboard.
Keyboard focus should remain visible while moving through interactive elements using the Tab and Shift+Tab keys.
Images
Meaningful images are intended to include alternative text that describes the purpose or relevant content of the image.
Decorative images may use empty alternative text when they do not provide information needed to understand the page.
Forms
Forms are designed with visible labels, keyboard access, clear instructions, and understandable error messages.
Security tools are selected with accessibility in mind. The website currently uses Cloudflare Turnstile for contact form abuse prevention.
Mobile and zoom
Comfort in Texas uses responsive layouts intended to work across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.
Content is also designed to remain usable when browser text size or page zoom is increased.
Ongoing review
The website will continue to change as new places, events, images, and features are added.
Accessibility is therefore an ongoing process. New content and functionality may be reviewed and corrected as accessibility issues are identified.
Found an accessibility problem?
If you experience difficulty using any part of the website, please let us know.
When possible, include the page you were using, what you were trying to do, and the problem you encountered.
Third-party content
Some pages may link to websites, maps, booking systems, social media, or other services operated by third parties.
Comfort in Texas does not control the accessibility of third-party websites, but we welcome reports when an external service creates a barrier for visitors.