QuickBooks Business Bookkeeping CleanupHow to use these pages

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The first control on every page is a skip link. It moves focus to the main content. The menu is a disclosure. It opens and closes without JavaScript. On a wide screen the links stay visible and the Menu label is hidden.

Body type is 18 pixels, with a line height of 1.55. Buttons and links in the menu are at least 44 pixels tall. Focus is a visible ring. Pictures carry text alternatives. The calendar frame does not load until you press the button, so a keyboard user is not thrown down the page.

If something on a page blocks you, phone +1 844-324-7273 and name the page. We will fix the barrier or give you the same information another way.

Motion is reduced when your system asks for that. Nothing on these pages plays on its own, and nothing counts down.

The home is a stack of cards. On a phone the menu is one row until you open it, and opening it pushes the headline down rather than covering it halfway. Links in that list are ordinary text links, one per row, each tall enough to tap.

Pictures are photographs or a single large word. They are not required to understand the page. The sentences carry the meaning. If a picture fails to load, the heading and the paragraph beside it still read in order.

Forms name every field in text. The one hidden field is a trap for automated submissions, and it is not a field you are meant to find. Required fields are the name and the phone. The note about the companies can be short.

The calendar control is a button with a visible label. The frame under it does not take focus when the page loads. A keyboard user can reach the button, press it, and then reach the frame. If that still fails, the phone number is the same conversation.