Our approach
The storefront uses semantic controls, visible keyboard focus, descriptive labels, clear interaction states, a skip link and reduced-motion support. Accessibility is treated as an ongoing part of interface maintenance.
Images and content
Meaningful imagery should include descriptive text when it communicates information. Decorative visuals are kept separate from the information required to browse and purchase products.
Navigation and forms
Navigation, filters, dialogs and checkout controls are designed to remain keyboard operable. Form fields use visible labels and critical states are not communicated by colour alone.
Motion and display
System reduced-motion preferences are respected for non-essential animation. The responsive layout is designed to remain usable across common mobile and desktop viewport sizes.
Feedback
If you encounter an accessibility barrier, contact Client Services and include the page, device or assistive technology and the task you were trying to complete so the issue can be investigated.