Accessibility Statement

Central Washington Myofunctional Therapy built this website with accessibility in mind, following the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, Level AA. Our goal is for every visitor — including people using screen readers, keyboard navigation, or other assistive technology — to be able to find what they need here.

How This Site Was Built

Screen Readers & Assistive Technology

Pages use proper language tagging and semantic structure, so screen readers and other assistive technology read content in the order it's meant to be read.

Clear Labels

Menus, buttons, and links are labeled descriptively, so you can navigate without guessing where something leads.

Images

Images include descriptive alt text, so visitors using a screen reader or other visual aid understand what's being shown.

Keyboard Navigation

This site can be fully navigated using a keyboard alone — no mouse required.

Text & Contrast

Text and background colors meet WCAG contrast requirements, and text can be resized in your browser without breaking the layout.

Video & Audio

Any video or audio content on this site includes visible playback controls, and moving content, such as the home page background video and the rotating testimonials, can be paused.

A Note on Third-Party Content

Some elements on this site — such as embedded maps or third-party plugins — are built and maintained outside our control and may not meet the same accessibility standards as the rest of the site.

Get in Touch

If you run into any part of this site that's difficult to use, we want to know. Reach out at [email protected] or 425-359-1857 and we'll take a look.

Accessibility Review Log

A record of the accessibility reviews completed on this site and the improvements made as a result.

September 2026: ADA & WCAG 2.2 AA Review

A full review of every page on this site against WCAG 2.2, Level AA, using automated accessibility testing along with a manual page-by-page review.

Improvements Made

  • Improved text contrast on the FAQ page introduction by placing the text on a solid background panel.
  • Long buttons now wrap onto two lines on small phone screens, so no page requires sideways scrolling.
  • Corrected the heading structure on the Resources page so screen readers announce sections in the right order.
  • Added descriptive screen reader text to “Learn More” and “Read More” links so each link’s destination is clear.
  • Added a pause/play button to the home page background video, and marked the video as decorative for screen readers.
  • Added a pause/play button to the rotating testimonials.
  • Moving content now stays still automatically for visitors whose device is set to reduce motion.
  • Refined image descriptions (alt text) on the Resources page.

Reviewed With No Issues Found

  • Text and background color contrast across all pages
  • Image descriptions (alt text)
  • Page titles and labels for embedded forms and the map
  • Page layout on small screens and when zoomed or resized
  • Size and spacing of buttons and links
  • Page animations respecting reduced-motion settings

In Progress

  • Captions for the patient video testimonial.
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