Accessibility

Accessibility statement

I want this site to work for everyone — people using screen readers, keyboard navigation, magnification, or reduced-motion settings. Most accessibility statements describe an aspiration. This one can describe measurements.

What's actually in place

• Built to WCAG 2.2 AA, with color contrast verified in both light and dark mode — every page, both schemes.
• An accessibility score of 100/100 (Google Lighthouse, measured August 2026).
• The color pairings on these pages are pinned by an automated build check: a change to any of them fails the build, and the change doesn't ship.
• Your operating system's reduced-motion setting is honored — every animation on this site is disabled when it's on.
• Everything works without JavaScript: navigation, content, and the forms all function with it turned off.
• Every page is keyboard-operable, starting with a skip-to-content link, with a visible focus outline that also survives Windows High Contrast Mode.

What I don't use

There is no accessibility overlay widget here. Overlays don't fix the underlying markup, and people who rely on assistive technology consistently report that they make sites harder to use, not easier. I fix the code instead — on this site and on client sites.

Tell me about a problem

If any part of this site is difficult to use, please tell me. Email hello@littleservant.com or call 509-798-1149. Include the page address and what happened. A person reads these — me — and I'll respond, usually within a couple of business days.

Last reviewed September 14, 2026.