Accessibility

Last updated Nov. 3, 2026

O'B's wants everyone to be able to find the bar, read the menu and get in touch. This site aims to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at level AA.

What the site does

The hours, the address and the full menu are written as text, not pictures of text, so screen readers and zoom work on them. The logo carries a text description, and the artwork on the front page is hidden from screen readers because it repeats nothing the page does not already say.

Every link and button works with a keyboard and shows where you are when you tab through. Links in the text are underlined, so they do not depend on color alone. Text clears the contrast minimum against the background.

The animation on the front page and the chickens on the menu page stop when your device is set to reduce motion. On any device, the pause button at the top right of every page, beside Instagram, and in the footer, beside the accessibility link, stops all of it right where it is; play picks up from the same spot, and your browser remembers the choice. On the menu page, the No chickens switch under the hours turns off just the chickens. The first screen of a visit, which asks whether you are 21 or older, has a switch to turn the animations off before you go in.

How it is checked

Every page scored 100 for accessibility in Google Lighthouse on phones and computers in October 2026. Automated tests catch only part of what matters, so pages are also checked by hand when content changes.

Outside this site

The links to Google Maps and Instagram lead to other companies' sites, which are outside this statement. For questions about the bar itself, such as the entrance, seating or restrooms, email the address below before your visit.

Something not working?

If any part of this site is hard to use, email andy@obsbarkc.com. Tell us the page and what happened, and we will get you the information another way and fix the problem.