Navigation
Skip link, landmarks, logical headings, keyboard access, and clear focus.
A usable experience
Accessibility is an ongoing practice. The site targets WCAG 2.2 AA principles where practical and invites feedback when content, navigation, forms, or media creates a barrier.
Direct answer
Accessibility is an ongoing practice. The site targets WCAG 2.2 AA principles where practical and invites feedback when content, navigation, forms, or media creates a barrier.
The working perspective
Core property and contact information should remain understandable without animation, hover, video, or a specific input device.
Every assignment is property-specific. Material facts should be confirmed through current source documents, public authorities, and qualified legal, tax, lending, title, survey, inspection, engineering, environmental, water, mineral, or financial professionals as applicable.
What the work considers
Skip link, landmarks, logical headings, keyboard access, and clear focus.
Readable typography, text alternatives, descriptive links, and plain-language labels.
Reduced-motion support and no essential information hidden by animation.
A direct channel for reporting a barrier and requesting assistance.
Local ground
Market knowledge is most useful when it stays specific. Explore the places where the group has the strongest current expertise, then connect the area to the property type and specialist.
Questions clients ask
Email stephen.reich@williamstrew.com and describe the page, task, device, browser, and barrier.
Yes. Call 817-597-8884 to request assistance with website or property information.
No website can promise permanent conformance across all technology, content, and third-party systems. Issues should be reported for review.
Choose the next conversation
Share the property type, location, objective, and timing. The group will route the inquiry to the right specialist.