Best CPA Houston Alternative

Best CPA Houston Alternative Using this site with ease.

Steven Palmieri, Tax CFO, the Entrepreneur's CFO, keeps this site readable. It aims at WCAG 2.1 AA. If a control gets in the way, dial the footer number and name this page.

Handwriting on paper, softened

What you should be able to do.

Each page has one main heading, a skip link at the top, and a visible label on every field. Body type is 18 pixels. Links and buttons are at least 44 pixels tall. Focus is a persimmon ring you can see against the white ground. The menu is a details element, so a keyboard can open it and it still works with scripts off.

Ink is near black on white. Buttons are persimmon with white type, dark enough to read. Every photograph has a text alternative that names the picture, not a keyword dump.

If the browser asks for less motion, the phone reel stops snapping from card to card and each clip stays on its still poster. Muted clips play on their own only when the browser allows motion. The poster is a still from the clip, and it stays put when motion is reduced.

The header control is labeled Menu. On a narrow screen it opens into one link per row. On a wide screen those same links sit in a row and the Menu label is hidden. Both widths use the same details element.

The home form asks for a name, a phone, and what the books need. Forms further down also ask for email and one or two extra questions about the month. Nothing is marked by color alone. Browser errors show on the field that failed.

Pictures load on a cool gray plate so a slow connection does not flash a hole. Caption bands have been taken off the pictures, so type is not painted across a face or under a photo. The reading column is capped so a wide screen line does not run wall to wall. The words that explain a picture sit in the paragraph beside it.

The home device is six boxes. Five are filled. One is empty on purpose and the empty state is written in words, not only a dashed outline. Each box opens under the control you tapped. The words stay in the HTML if scripts are off.

If a sentence runs off the card, a picture has no alternative, or the chat chip covers a control, call and name the page and how wide the screen was. A miss gets fixed on the page rather than in a backlog note.

On a phone the first screen is the wordmark, Menu, the headline, one sentence, the clip, and one button. The form sits further down. On a wide screen the form sits beside the copy and the clip sits under the form. Both layouts keep the labels in words, and the first button stays on that first screen.

The chat chip sits at the lower right and is raised so it stays clear of the first button. On a small phone the offset is 140 pixels and the chip is a full 44 pixels tall. If the chip covers a control, call and name the width. The skip link is the first tab stop, then the wordmark, then Menu, then the rest of the page in source order.

How to reach a person.

Call +1 844-324-7273 and name which page blocked you. This page was written on 5 October 2026.