Our approach
FlavorSwitch aims to provide a website that works with keyboard navigation, screen readers, text resizing, touch input and reduced-motion preferences. We design for understandable headings, visible focus, labeled form controls, descriptive links and meaningful image alternatives.
Known limitations
Some third-party hosting, email and payment interfaces may behave differently from our own pages. Product imagery may communicate visual character that cannot be fully reproduced in text, but essential product and policy information should remain available in written form.
Feedback and assistance
If a page, form or document is difficult to use, contact FlavorSwitch and identify the page, device, browser and assistive technology involved when you can. We will try to provide the information another way and fix reproducible barriers.
Ongoing work
Accessibility is not completed by publishing a statement. We include keyboard, responsive-layout and semantic-structure checks during site changes and review new store and customer features before release.