Keyboard access
Navigation, links, and contact actions are intended to be usable without a mouse.
Accessibility
Technology should be approachable.
IT Wes wants this website to be usable by as many people as possible, including people who use assistive technology, keyboard navigation, screen readers, magnification, or other accessibility tools.
Commitment
A practical, ongoing effort.
Accessibility is not a one-time checkbox. It is part of the same patience, clarity, and no-judgment support that IT Wes tries to bring to every client interaction.
Current accessibility goals
IT Wes works to follow commonly accepted accessibility practices, including clear structure, readable contrast, keyboard-friendly navigation, descriptive links, meaningful image text, and support for reduced motion preferences.
What we focus on
Small details that make the site easier to use.
Readable content
Pages use plain language, headings, labels, and text alternatives for important images.
Feedback welcome
If something is difficult to use, IT Wes wants to know so it can be fixed thoughtfully.
Need help?
Report an accessibility issue.
If you have trouble using any part of this website, please reach out. Include the page you were trying to use, what happened, and the best way to contact you.
Ongoing improvement
Thank you for helping make this better.
Accessibility improves when real people share what is working and what is not.