Last reviewed: August 7, 2026
How the site is designed
- Semantic headings, landmarks, labels, and meaningful link text are used to support assistive technology.
- Keyboard focus is intended to remain visible on interactive elements, and core navigation is designed to work without a mouse.
- Color, typography, and interface states are designed with legibility and contrast in mind.
- Motion-sensitive visitors can request reduced motion through their operating-system preference.
- Forms provide visible labels and feedback for invalid or incomplete information.
Known limits and review
Accessibility must be checked after meaningful interface, content, and document changes. Generated PDFs, client-provided documents, and third-party services may require a separate review or an alternative format. We are adding automated accessibility checks and manual keyboard and screen-reader review to the release process.
Need assistance?
If you encounter an accessibility barrier or need information in another format, email roman@jamesroman.la with the subject line “Accessibility.” Please include the page or feature involved and the format that would help. We will respond directly and work to provide a reasonable alternative.
Ongoing review
We review this statement after significant product changes and at least annually. The date at the top identifies the latest review.