Auto Repair Shop Books Cleanup How to move through the pages
What a keyboard, a phone, and a visitor can expect on this address.
The pages are built to be used
A skip link is the first thing on every page. It moves to the main content. The menu is a disclosure. On a phone it is one row labeled Menu. Open it and the links sit in a column, each tall enough to tap. On a wider screen the same links sit in a row and the Menu label is hidden.
Pictures that are links carry a label that says Click on a wide screen and Tap on a phone. Pictures that are not links do not carry that label. Text links are underlined. Buttons are filled. Focus is a visible ring, not a color change alone.
The calendar on the booking page stays unloaded until you use the button above it. That keeps the page from jumping when the frame arrives. If scripts are off, a link on that page still points at the booking page itself and the footer phone still works. Forms can be filled and sent without a script.
Type is at least 18 pixels. The ground is white and the ink is dark. If a page is hard to use, call +1 844-324-7273 and say what blocked you. We will fix the page.
Forms work with the keyboard. Labels sit above the fields they name. A field that is required says so through the browser. The honeypot field is hidden from sight and from the tab order. You never need a mouse to send the form.
Pictures that carry meaning have a written description. Decorative marks are hidden from a screen reader so they are not announced twice. The calendar frame has a title, and it stays out of the tab order until you ask for it, so a keyboard user is not dropped into a frame that has not loaded.
We test the pages at a narrow phone width and at a wide screen. If a control is covered, or a line runs off the edge, that is a fault on our side. The footer phone is the way to tell us.