Design approach

• Use semantic headings, landmarks, labels, lists, tables, and status messages so page structure and form results can be understood.
• Support keyboard operation, visible focus, readable contrast, text resizing, responsive layouts, and descriptive text for informative images.
• Present validation errors and required fields with text, not color alone, and keep important controls large enough to activate.

Third-party content

A product document, video, checkout component, payment tool, or other third-party resource may be controlled outside this storefront. Report a barrier in that resource and identify the information or task needed so an available alternative can be considered.

Report a barrier

• Provide the page address and the task you were attempting.
• Describe what happened and the content, field, control, or document involved.
• Include the browser, device, and assistive technology when relevant.
• State a preferred contact method and the accessible format or alternative needed.

Current assistance channels

The Contact page lists any current public channels. Confirm that a channel can receive an accessibility report, and do not include passwords, payment credentials, or unrelated sensitive records.