S Corp Business How the pages behave.

We want the pages readable on a phone and on a wide screen without a special trick. The menu is a single row labeled Menu until the window is wide enough to show the links in a line. You can open that row without a script. A script only keeps the wide layout open after a resize.

The first page shows the headline, one sentence, and one button before a long article. On a narrow screen the picture follows the button so the headline stays high. The longer reading sits in closed sections you can open. Each of those sections has a mark beside its title.

The device in the middle is a list of six snarls. Each row opens under the row you tapped, so the explanation stays with the control. The rows start closed.

Pictures have text alternatives that name the object. Bread, a paper bag, pastries, tools, books, boxes, a shop shelf, fabric, crates, a cup, plants, cupcakes, a bicycle wheel. They are not required to understand the sentences.

Buttons and links are at least forty four pixels tall. Links in paragraphs are underlined. A focus ring appears when you move with a keyboard. Body type stays at a size you can read without squinting, in a face built to be legible.

The booking page does not load the calendar until you activate the button. That keeps the page from jumping on its own. If you do not use a script, a link on that page still points at the booking route on this site.

The chat chip sits at the lower left and is labeled Ask Steven. If it covers a field, call the footer number instead. The number is the same route as the form.

We do not publish an email address. If something about the layout blocks you, call the footer number and name the page and the failure. A missing heading, a form you cannot send, or a control that will not open counts. Tell us the device if you know it.