Accessibility statement
We build every jar page to work with a keyboard, a screen reader and a browser zoomed to 200 percent.
This page lists the specific things we have done across the catalogue, the calculator and the inquiry form, and where we still have work left, so you can judge for yourself rather than take our word for it.
Where we stand
Built to WCAG 2.1 AA, checked by hand, not just by a tool.
Velaxmora is a small catalogue site, not a large retailer, and we do our own accessibility work rather than outsourcing it. We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1 at level AA across every page — the home statement, the four category pages, the formulation story, the supply calculator and the inquiry form included. We test with a keyboard alone, with a screen reader, and at 200 percent browser zoom on a 320px-wide viewport, because that is roughly where our own site would break first if it were going to.
We are not certified by any outside accessibility body, and we do not claim this page proves compliance — it states what we have specifically done and asks you to tell us where it falls short.
What is built in, page by page
Where we know we still have work to do
The supply calculator's live result updates as you type, and while it is announced through an accessible live region, a very fast typer may hear more updates than they want; we are working on debouncing that announcement without hiding the result. The cookie policy's sticky section index requires JavaScript to track your position accurately — it degrades to a plain "Jump to" list without it, but the tracking itself does not work with scripting off.
Tell us what you hit
If a page, a form or the calculator did not work with your assistive technology, we would rather know today than assume it is fine. Tell us the page, the device and roughly what happened, and we will look at it and reply.
Report an access problem directly, and we will follow up.
This route reaches the same small team that answers a product inquiry, not a separate mailbox that goes quiet.
Velaxmora, 61 Market Street, Office 12, Austin, Texas 91496, United States
Describing a problem by phone works just as well as writing it down — you do not need to file anything formal, and we do not need a case number to start looking at it.