A direct contact should be reachable in more than one way.

Design and engineering practices

• Semantic page landmarks, one primary heading, logical heading levels, and a skip link.
• Keyboard operable navigation, visible focus indicators, and no keyboard traps.
• Responsive reflow at narrow widths, text zoom support, and touch targets designed for mobile use.
• Text alternatives for meaningful images and decorative treatment kept out of the accessibility tree.
• Labeled fields, autocomplete attributes, instructions, error summaries, inline error identification, and live form status.
• Color contrast reviewed against the selected combinations, with meaning not conveyed by color alone.
• Reduced motion support and minimal client side JavaScript.
• Open license fonts self hosted without a required third party font request.

Testing and limitations

Representative pages are tested with automated accessibility rules, Lighthouse, keyboard only navigation, responsive viewports, focus review, zoom and reflow checks, and screen reader oriented markup inspection. Automated tools cannot identify every barrier.

Third party pages linked from this site, a CAPTCHA challenge when enabled, email clients, LinkedIn, and Samsara resources are controlled by their providers and may have different accessibility behavior. If a security challenge creates a barrier, use the direct phone or email alternative.

Request help or report a barrier

Describe the page, the task you were trying to complete, the assistive technology or browser if you wish to share it, and the format or alternative that would help. Do not include disability or medical details unless they are necessary to explain the requested accommodation.

• Email: chris@cwright.co
• Phone: (952) 312 9317
• Privacy and contact forms are available, but phone or email may be easier when the form itself is the barrier.