Accessibility

Accessibility statement

We build this website the way we build our clients’ websites, so it is meant to work for as many people as possible: semantic structure, keyboard access, visible focus states, readable contrast at every screen size, labeled form fields, and full support for reduced-motion settings.

Why we treat this as part of the work

People look for a therapist at bad moments, on old phones, in bright rooms, with the text size turned up. A website that only works in ideal conditions turns those people away, so accessibility is part of how we build, not a step at the end.

Ongoing improvement

Accessibility is a practice, not a certificate. Content, devices, browsers, and assistive technology all keep changing, and we review this site as it changes.

Tell us what broke

If something on this site stopped you, write to hello@firmandframe.com. Tell us the page, what you were trying to do, and what you were using. We will make reasonable efforts to respond and to fix it.