This site is built to WCAG 2.2 AA and the studio floor is checked against the same standard.

Conformance target

This site is built to meet WCAG 2.2 at Level AA. That covers colour contrast on every combination of ink, paper and accent used across the pages, keyboard operation of the tab system, the pinned scroll sequence and the chat widget, visible focus states on every link and control, and text that resizes to 200% without any control clipping the label inside it. The pinned cross-fade sequence on the homepage releases to a plain sequential layout with no pinning at all when a visitor's system is set to reduce motion, and the scroll-snap behaviour across the site follows the same rule.

Meeting a target is not the same as claiming perfection. Where a page falls short of AA, the fastest route to a fix is the contact line at the end of this statement, not a report filed and forgotten.

What has actually been checked

Every icon on the site comes from one sprite and inherits its colour from the surrounding text, so it survives a browser's own high-contrast mode rather than disappearing into it. Every form field, including the inquiry form on the contact page and the estimator's radio groups, carries its own visible label rather than a placeholder standing in for one. The frame border, the tab underline and the scroll-progress bar all use the same accent colour at a contrast ratio checked against both the warm-white page background and the near-black footer. Tap targets across the navigation, the tabs and the chat widget sit at 44 pixels or taller, checked at 320, 360, 414, 768, 1024, 1440 and 1920 pixels wide.

The estimator's live price band updates its text content in a way a screen reader announces without needing to be re-focused by hand, and the same is true of the chat widget's incoming messages while the panel is open.

Where it is known to be imperfect

The pinned cross-fade sequence on the homepage depends on scroll position, and on an unusually short viewport in landscape orientation the sticky stops can compress tighter than intended; it remains operable, just less comfortable, and a fix is tracked rather than hidden. The estimator's dollar band is read out as plain text by a screen reader, but the thin visual bar beside it is decorative only and is marked as such so it is not announced twice.

The studio itself

109 Oak Lane, Suite 4 is a ground-floor unit with a level entrance from the parking area; there is no step at the glass door photographed on the homepage. The main studio floor has clear aisles between mats wide enough for a wheelchair or a cane to pass without asking anyone to move equipment first. The private coaching room used for One-to-One sessions has the same level access. If a specific piece of equipment on the rack needs to be set at a different height or brought to a mat rather than a wall rack, tell the front desk when you book the Movement Assessment and a coach will have it ready.

Review date

This statement was last reviewed on 7 September 2026, alongside the rest of the legal pages on this site. It is reviewed again whenever the site's templates change in a way that could affect it, and at least once every twelve months regardless.

Reporting a barrier

Write to office@totexi.com or call +1 (810) 555-6769, describe the page or the part of the studio involved, and the front desk will confirm receipt directly rather than through an automated ticket. A postal note can also go to Totexi, 109 Oak Lane, Suite 4, Austin, Texas 34275. There is no separate accessibility ticketing system on this site; the same address and phone number that handle a booking question handle this.