Liza's work is about helping people feel safe, grounded, and cared for — and that care extends to this website. We're committed to making it welcoming and usable for everyone, including people with disabilities, and we aim to meet or exceed the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA.
Something blocking you? Tell us
It gets fixed, and it shows us what our testing missed. Anything you can say helps — what you were trying to do, what happened instead, and which page. Nothing is required.
A problem with this website: access@itsremi.app — Remi, who build and maintain this site and make the fixes
Or reach Liza Roeckl directly: lizaroeckl@gmail.com
Change how this site reads
The accessibility button in the bottom-right corner of any page adjusts this site to suit you: bigger text, higher contrast or a dark theme, more spacing, underlined links, a more legible font, a larger cursor, less motion, calmer colors, or a reading guide. Your choices are saved on this device, and you can reset them at any time.
What’s built in
- Every photo has a written description, so a screen reader can say what is in it.
- You can use the whole site with a keyboard alone, and see where you are as you go.
- With a screen reader you can jump straight to a heading, a section, or a link.
- Text stays readable against whatever is behind it, including words set over a photo.
- Zoom to 200% and nothing is cut off or stops working.
How we check, and what we found
The live site is scanned against WCAG 2.2 every night, and every page is walked with a keyboard alone before launch. A second, deeper check has also run on this site, testing things a rule-based scan cannot — whether keyboard focus stays visible, whether every control has a name a screen reader can read, and whether the heading structure holds together. This page is rebuilt from the most recent of each, so it shows the current state of the site rather than a snapshot from launch day.
The scan on September 23, 2026 found the following. We fix these on a rolling basis, and this list is rebuilt after every scan.
Headings out of orderModerate
Headings skip levels, breaking the outline screen-reader users rely on to navigate.
The deeper check on September 23, 2026 covered 4 pages and found nothing further.
We call this site partially conformant: built to the standard, with no unmet criteria we know of, but no independent audit of every success criterion. Automated checks cannot tell whether a photo’s description is actually useful, or whether a whole booking flow works with a screen reader — which is why hearing from you matters as much as the scan.
This statement was last reviewed on September 23, 2026. It updates automatically after each nightly scan.