Accessibility

What works, what's in progress, and what we can't fix yet.

We're a small taco shop, not a large chain with a compliance team. That's why this page is written plainly. Below is what we've done on the physical side (the building) and on the digital side (this website), and — just as importantly — what's still on the list and where we're honest about limitations.

Target standard
WCAG 2.1 AA

Our goal for this website, and what we're auditing against.

Our commitment, in plain language.

We want every customer who walks through our doors — or visits this site — to be able to order, understand the menu, and get their food without unnecessary obstacles. That's not a marketing statement, it's a design requirement we try to hold ourselves to. Sometimes we get it right. Sometimes we need someone to tell us what's broken.

If something on this page or on this site doesn't work for you, please tell us. We read every message and we fix what we can.

In the building

Physical restaurant · Sunset Highway

Step-free entry Flat paved lot, no curb cut, no steps at the door. Wheelchair and walker accessible from parking to counter.
Two accessible parking spaces Located directly in front of the entrance with standard striping and clearance.
Wide doorway, single-level floor No thresholds, no ramps, no transition strips — flat from the lot through the whole customer area.
Accessible restrooms Single-occupancy, grab bars, lever hardware, adequate turning radius.
Standard-height service counter No separate lowered section, but the counter is at a reachable height for most seated customers. Staff can walk around for anyone who needs assistance.
Service animals welcome Per ADA, service animals are always allowed. Pets are not, per health code.
Staff trained on assistance Our team can read the menu aloud, help carry large orders to the car, or adjust prep for dietary needs.
Well-lit parking lot at night Overhead lighting covers the full front lot and entrance.

On this website

Digital · atilanos-airwayheights.icu

Semantic HTML Proper landmarks, headings, lists, and labels throughout. Screen readers can navigate by structure.
Keyboard-navigable Every interactive element — menu buttons, cart, form fields, cookie banner — is reachable and operable via Tab and Enter.
Visible focus states Focused elements get a clear outline. We don't remove focus styles for aesthetics.
Color contrast Body text, headings and buttons target WCAG AA — 4.5:1 for normal text, 3:1 for large text and UI components.
Alt text on images Every meaningful image has descriptive alt text. Decorative icons are marked aria-hidden.
ARIA labels on icon-only buttons Cart icon, close buttons, menu toggle — all have explicit aria-label values.
Respects reduced-motion Animations are limited. No auto-playing video, no parallax, no infinite scroll.
Live cart updates announced When items are added or removed, the cart badge updates and the change is discoverable without relying on visual change alone.
No autoplay, no time limits Forms don't time out. No carousel rotations. No pop-up interruptions.
Zoom-friendly up to 200% Layout holds together at 200% browser zoom and at large font sizes.

Site features, honestly scored.

Below is an item-by-item audit of the key accessibility features on this site. "Partial" means it works but isn't perfect. "No" means it's still on the list.

Feature Status Notes
Semantic HTML structure Yes Landmarks, headings, lists, form labels all in place.
Keyboard navigation Yes All interactive elements reachable via Tab.
Visible focus indicators Yes 2px outline on focus, contrast ≥ 3:1 against adjacent colors.
Color contrast (AA) Yes Body text ≥ 4.5:1. Large text and UI components ≥ 3:1.
Image alt text Yes Meaningful images have descriptive alt. Decorative icons use aria-hidden.
Form field labels Yes Every input has a visible label, not just placeholder.
Form error identification Partial Errors are announced via text near each field. Live-region announcements are still being refined.
Mobile screen-reader friendly Partial Tested on VoiceOver (iOS) and TalkBack. Some drawer navigation could use more granular announcements.
Respects prefers-reduced-motion Partial No autoplay; some transition animations still run. Working on adding a media query fallback.
Zoom 200% without loss Yes Verified in Chrome, Firefox, Safari at 200%.
No time limits on forms Yes Cart and checkout forms do not expire.
Sign language video No Not currently offered. Content is text-only. Would require video production — on the long-term list.
Text-to-speech menu No Not implemented. Screen readers handle the static menu. Third-party TTS widget is on the list.
High-contrast mode Partial Standard site works with OS-level contrast adjustments. A dedicated high-contrast toggle is not yet implemented.
What we
haven't fixed And what we
can't promise

We're not a WCAG-certified operation, and we don't pretend to be.

Small businesses don't have the budget for quarterly accessibility audits by a certified firm. We do what we can with what we have — semantic markup, keyboard navigation, adequate contrast — and we fix issues when people tell us about them.

What this means practically: if you rely on assistive technology and something on this site fails for you, we want to know. We can't promise we'll fix it overnight. We can promise we'll read your message, take it seriously, and tell you honestly whether we can fix it or whether we'd recommend a workaround (like calling us directly to place an order).

What we can't fix: the physical building is what it is. The counter is standard height. There's no lowered section, no dedicated quiet hour, no braille menu, no assistive listening system. If any of these are requirements for you, call us at (509) 315-8891 before visiting — we'll tell you honestly whether we can serve you well or whether you should eat somewhere better set up for your needs.

Report an accessibility issue.

If something on this site or in the restaurant didn't work for you, tell us. Use the contact form, send an email to [email protected] with the subject "Accessibility," or call us at (509) 315-8891.

We aim to respond to accessibility reports within two business days. If we can fix the issue quickly, we will. If we can't, we'll explain why and offer an alternative way to get what you need.

This page was last reviewed on November 9, 2025. Next scheduled review: May 2026.