Last reviewed: October 13, 2026
Viva Glam Hair Salon wants everyone to be able to learn about our services and book an appointment easily, including people who use screen readers, keyboard navigation, voice control, magnification or other assistive technology.
Our standard
We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at Level AA. This includes:
- text and button colors that meet WCAG contrast ratios;
- a “skip to content” link, logical headings and labelled navigation;
- full keyboard access with a clearly visible focus outline;
- text descriptions (alt text) for photos, including every before-and-after photo;
- a before-and-after comparison slider built on a standard slider control that works with arrow keys and screen readers;
- respect for your device’s “reduce motion” setting, which turns off all animation; no animation plays for more than 5 seconds on its own;
- layouts that work at 400% zoom and on small phone screens without sideways scrolling.
We test with automated tools (axe and Lighthouse), keyboard-only navigation and screen readers. We do not use accessibility “overlay” widgets.
Known limitations
- Review widgets: our Google and Yelp reviews are displayed by a third-party widget that we can style but not fully control. Every review can also be read directly on Google and Yelp.
- Map: the embedded map may be hard to use with assistive technology. Our full address is always written out as text next to it.
- Online booking: while booking still runs on cal.com, that page is provided by a third party. You can always book by phone instead.
Book or get help another way
If anything on this website gets in your way, call or text us at (262) 235-2194 and we will book your appointment or give you the information you need.
Feedback
Please tell us about any accessibility problem you find, including the page and what happened. We aim to reply within 2 business days and to fix problems as quickly as we can.
In the salon
REPLACE ME: Describe physical access to the salon, for example step-free entrance, door width, accessible restroom, nearest accessible parking, and whether chairs can be adjusted. If something isn’t accessible, say so and what alternatives you offer.