Accessibility

What we aim at

WCAG 2.1 AA. A standard does not make a site usable on its own, but it catches the things that get missed.

What is done

• Every page works from the keyboard, and every interactive element has a visible focus ring.
• Text sits at or above the required contrast against its background.
• The page is built from real headings, lists and landmarks, so a screen reader gets a structure to move through.
• Nothing depends on color alone: a sale, an error and a required field each say so in words.
• The layout reflows to a phone without a horizontal scrollbar, and it survives being zoomed to two hundred per cent.
• Nothing moves on its own except the hero panel, which stops when you touch it and never moves when the system asks for reduced motion.

What is not done

The 3D model viewer is the weak point, and we would rather write that down than leave you to find it. Turning a figurine needs a mouse or a finger; there is no keyboard equivalent yet, and a model has no text description. Every product with a model also has photos with alternative text, which is a mitigation and not a fix.

Telling us

If something here does not work with the tools you use, that is a defect and we want to hear about it. Say what page, what tool, and what happened.