This site should work for everyone who practices law.

I build this site to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at level AA. That is the standard courts and the Department of Justice point to for websites, and it covers people who use screen readers, a keyboard instead of a mouse, captions, magnification, or high contrast settings.

This statement covers the public website at law.cyberdialect.com.

Every page was run through axe, an automated accessibility checker, at desktop and phone widths. Every page was also worked through by keyboard alone, and checked at 320 pixels wide, which is what a phone screen looks like to someone zoomed in to 400%.

Images have text descriptions. Each page has one main heading and the rest follow in order. The narrated video on the homepage has captions and a written transcript right under it. The short product recording has no sound and is described in words under it.

Automated tools catch some problems and miss others, so this is a floor, not a guarantee.

The booking calendar on the contact page is run by Calendly, not by me, and I cannot change how it is built. If it gives you trouble, call or email and I will book the demo with you directly.

Parts of the product recording are blurred on purpose, because it shows a real court record and I will not publish anyone's name or medical details. The description under it says what is on screen.

If any part of this site does not work with the way you browse, tell me what page you were on and what happened. I read these myself, and I will either fix it or get you the same information another way.