Accessibility
This site has to work for everyone — including the people who call us most. Here's what we've done, what's missing, and what to do if something doesn't work for you.
Our commitment
This site is built so anyone can use it: with a screen reader, with the keyboard alone, with the text enlarged, or from an old phone on a slow signal. We aim to meet the WCAG 2.1 guidelines at level AA, the international standard for web accessibility.
What's already in place
- You can move through the whole site with the keyboard, and you can always see where the focus is.
- The first link on every page lets you skip straight to the content, without going through the menu.
- Text meets the minimum color-contrast ratios, verified by real measurement rather than by eye.
- If your system asks for less motion, the site respects it: the film holds still and the animations don't run.
- The call buttons and menu links have a large touch area, made for real fingers and for hands that shake.
- You can enlarge the text with your browser's or phone's zoom: we don't block it.
- Decorative images and animations are marked as decorative, so a screen reader doesn't read them to you.
- Every page declares its language — Spanish or English — so a screen reader pronounces it correctly.
- The information pages — phones, prescription, privacy — are static pages: they read and you can call even if JavaScript doesn't load.
How we check it
This site is tested with automated accessibility and color-contrast checks, and with full walkthroughs using only the keyboard.
Automated tests catch some problems, not all of them. That's why the part below matters: if something doesn't work for you, tell us and we'll fix it.
What isn't there yet
- We haven't done a formal external audit or testing with people with disabilities. When we do, we'll say so here.
- The home page is a film with motion and video. If you prefer less motion, turn it on in your system and the site respects it — but it's still a long page to travel.
- The locations map is visual. The addresses, hours, and phone numbers are written out in text below the map and on the contact page.
- Some parts of the site are decorative, like the 3D capsule. Nothing essential lives only there: phones, hours, and addresses are always in text.
If something doesn't work for you, call us
You don't need to explain anything technical. Tell us what you were trying to do and we'll sort it out by phone — and fix the site for the next person who comes through.
Toa Baja
(787) 784-5265
Last reviewed: July 31, 2026