Accessibility

The standard we follow

The stated target is conformance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.2 at level AA. Accessibility is treated as a build requirement rather than a later fix.

As this is a demonstration build, conformance has not yet been externally audited.

Already in place

• Full keyboard operation, including listing filters and the brand cabinet.
• A visible focus indicator and a predictable tab order.
• Text alternatives for product images and for paid-placement labels.
• Semantic structure with ordered headings, landmark regions and real lists.
• Text contrast checked against the minimum level AA ratios.

Known shortfalls

• Some merchant-supplied images carry price text that screen readers cannot read.
• Price comparison tables are hard to navigate on narrow screens.
• Third-party embedded content may not follow the same rules.
• Not every form error message is announced immediately.

Reporting a barrier

Barriers can be reported through the site's contact form, naming the page, what you were trying to do and the assistive technology in use. Every report gets a reply and, once confirmed, is logged as a priority fix.

If an obstacle blocks access to a listing, the equivalent information is supplied by another means on request.