Current approach
- Semantic landmarks and stable heading structure
- Keyboard-accessible navigation and forms
- Visible focus and usable target sizes
- Reduced-motion support
- Text alternatives for meaningful product evidence
Accessibility
A storefront should work for more people, on more devices.
StoreMason designs public retail and B2B pages with meaningful structure, keyboard access, visible focus, readable contrast, reduced motion, and layouts that adapt to the screen.
Report an accessibility barrierTesting and review
Important public flows are checked at desktop and mobile sizes, 320 pixels wide, and 200% zoom with keyboard navigation, visible focus, semantic controls, and understandable failure states.
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Use the contact page or configured email fallback and describe the page, task, browser, and assistive technology when comfortable.
Status
This page describes the current approach. It is not a third-party certification or a claim that every page works perfectly for every person and tool.
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