Accessibility
Clarity should not depend on how you see, hear, move, process, or communicate.
Last updated August 11, 2026
This site is designed around semantic headings, labeled controls, keyboard access, visible focus states, responsive text, reduced-motion preferences, readable contrast, and plain-language explanations. The goal is substantial alignment with WCAG 2.2 Level AA—not a claim that every assistive technology and device combination has already been perfectly tested.
Using the assessment
Each question is grouped in a labeled fieldset and can be completed by keyboard. Progress and button labels do not rely on color alone. Results remain readable when printed. Motion is reduced when your operating system requests reduced motion.
Requesting an accommodation
If a barrier prevents you from accessing the assessment or practice information, email alex@alexmarshi.com or call (310) 773-0761. Describe the page, task, and format that would work better. Do not include sensitive clinical information in the first message.
Alternative access
Practice information can be provided in a simpler text format, read aloud by phone, or discussed during a consultation. Clinical accommodations are considered individually through ITR and may depend on the requested service and available technology.