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Accessibility

A usable path for more people.

Accessibility is part of the shopping experience, from navigation and filters to local forms, motion, and content structure.

Current approach

The site uses semantic landmarks, a skip link, keyboard-operable native controls, visible focus styles, labelled fields, error summaries, logical heading structure, descriptive image alternatives, responsive layouts, and reduced-motion support.

Motion and media

Reduced-motion preferences disable or minimize animation, and offscreen videos pause. Decorative media is not required to understand core content or complete a form.

Local forms and assistance

Required fields are labelled and validation errors are summarized. Success states explain whether a temporary local copy was created. No form depends on a network service to validate or show its result.

Testing status

Formal keyboard, screen-reader, zoom, contrast, reflow, browser, and device testing should be completed before public launch. Real accommodation contact information is not yet configured.

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Look closer

Useful answers start with details.

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