How the pages are built
Plain HTML with headings in order, one main landmark per page, and a skip link to it. Every navigation item and every button is reachable and operable from the keyboard, with a visible focus outline. Nothing is hidden behind hover alone.
Figure photographs carry alternative text naming the figure. The buy control is an image of a button with its words also available to a screen reader, so a reader who cannot see the pixels still hears what the control does.
Reading and sizing
Body text sits at a size meant for reading rather than for screenshots, and the colour pairings on text were checked for contrast. Pages reflow to a narrow phone without a horizontal scroll bar, and zooming to two hundred per cent does not cut content off.
There is no autoplaying video, no animation that moves on its own and no carousel that advances while you are reading it.
Known gaps
Product photographs come from the listings and some are busy enough that fine print on a box is not legible at any zoom; where a detail matters we put it in the facts table instead. Long shelves are long, and we have not yet added a way to jump between lines inside one.
Telling us about a barrier
If something on this site blocked you, write to the desk and say which page and what happened. Accessibility reports go to the front of the queue.