A clearer path
to the information.
If something on this website gets in your way, tell us. We can help you find service information or discuss your inquiry directly.
Using the keyboard
Use Tab and Shift+Tab to move through links and controls. The focused element is outlined. The “Skip to content” link appears when focused and moves past the navigation to the main content.
On smaller screens, focus the navigation button and press Enter or Space to open the menu. Press Escape to close it and return focus to the button. Frequently asked questions use expandable controls that can also be opened with Enter or Space.
The homepage AI service explorer uses tabs. Use Left and Right Arrow to move between topics, or Home and End to select the first and last topic. Each topic includes a link to its service page.
Reading and display preferences
The pages use headings to organize content, descriptive links, and text that reflows across screen sizes. Your browser’s zoom controls can enlarge the page. The design respects a device preference for reduced motion by disabling animated transitions and smooth scrolling.
The Silicon Bayou map includes five service points. Hover over the state to preview an animation, or click or tap a point to hold its service while moving to the link below. Each point also works with Tab, Enter, and Space; Arrow keys, Home, and End move between points.
The map starts still when reduced motion is enabled. “Pause motion” and “Resume motion” let you choose whether its animations play. Pausing also disables decorative transitions across the site for the current browser tab’s session. All service descriptions and links remain available with motion paused.
Hosted and external services
Contact forms, bookings, and payments may continue in the existing Wix-hosted experience. LinkedIn and linked reference materials are separate services. If one of those experiences prevents you from completing a task, contact us for assistance.
Help us improve
This page describes the features included in the design and is not a claim of independently certified accessibility conformance. Reports of barriers help us identify where improvements are needed.