Accessibility
How the pages are built
Plain semantic HTML: one H1, nested headings in order, lists that are really lists, and specification tables that read correctly in a screen reader.
Every image has alternative text that describes the item rather than repeating the product name, and no information on this site exists only inside a picture.
Keyboard and focus
Everything reachable by mouse is reachable by tab, in document order, with a visible focus ring. The buttons that open a listing are real links, so they behave the way your browser expects.
There are no modal traps, no carousels that move on their own and no content that depends on hover.
Reading and sizing
Body text runs at sixteen pixels or larger with generous line height, and the layout reflows down to a 360 pixel screen without sideways scrolling.
Contrast is checked against the darkest and lightest pairs we use. If something here is still hard to read, write to us — that is a defect and we will fix it.