Accessibility

What has been done to keep the site usable, and where it still falls short.

How it is built

Plain HTML with headings in order, real links and real buttons. No framework draws the page after load, so a blocked script or a slow connection still gives you the whole text. The layout reflows to a narrow phone without a sideways scrollbar.

Keyboard and screen readers

Everything interactive is reachable with the tab key and each page starts with a skip link. Focus outlines are left visible on purpose. Product photos carry alt text taken from the product name.

Contrast and text

Dark text on warm paper, past the AA threshold across the site. Text scales with the browser setting rather than being pinned to a pixel size, and nothing that matters is signalled by colour alone.

Known gaps

The rating dots are decorative and repeat a number that is also written out, which is duplication for a screen reader. The search panel returns results without announcing how many. Both are on the list.

Off site

Once a link hands you to the retailer, their standards apply and we have no say in them.

Tell us

If something here stops you, write to [email protected] with the page address and what happened.