Accessibility

Where We Stand

A shop that only some people can use is a shop that is half built. We work to the recognized accessibility standards and treat anything that falls short of them as a fault to be fixed rather than a nice-to-have.

What That Means in Practice

• Type large enough to read, with contrast that holds up in daylight.
• Images carry text descriptions of what they show.
• Everything reachable with a keyboard, without a mouse.
• Headings and labels that describe what follows them.

Still in Progress

This is never a finished job. We review the site as it grows, and each new batch of products is another chance to get something wrong.

If Something Blocks You

Tell us which page and what happened, at [email protected]. A specific report is worth more than a general one, and we will get back to you with either a fix or a date for it.