Accessibility
Use the site with a keyboard, zoom, or reduced motion.
The site is intended to remain readable and usable when you navigate by keyboard, enlarge the page, use a small screen, request less motion, or rely on stronger contrast.
Clear structure and labels
Each page has clear headings, labeled navigation, a skip link, visible focus, descriptive links, labeled form fields, and live error messages that do not rely on color alone.
Phones, zoom, and keyboard input
Layouts reflow from small phones through large screens without horizontal page scrolling. Controls provide generous targets, and form fields support zoom and mobile input modes.
Motion and contrast
Motion is restrained and removed when reduced motion is requested. High-contrast settings receive explicit styles, and text and interactive controls are checked for readable contrast.
Checks help, but people find what tools miss
Automated checks cannot find every barrier. We also review keyboard behavior, focus order, zoom and reflow, accessible names, reduced motion, contrast, and more than one browser.
Issue reporting
To report an accessibility barrier, contact contact@oklahomainjury.lawyer.