Every driver
This site should work the same whether you read it on a phone, drive it from a keyboard or hear it through a screen reader. Where it does not, we would like to know.
How it is built
Plain semantic markup — real headings in order, real lists, real buttons and links. Every photograph carries alternative text describing the model rather than repeating the file name. Nothing on the site needs a mouse: the whole catalog can be reached with Tab and Enter, and focus is visible as it moves.
Text reflows rather than scrolls sideways at any width down to a narrow phone, and no page needs horizontal scrolling to read. Color is never the only way information is given.
Contrast and motion
Body text is set dark on light above the standard contrast threshold, and the orange used for emphasis is paired with text rather than used alone. There is no autoplay, no carousel that moves on its own, and nothing that flashes.
Where it may fall short
Product photographs come from the manufacturer and vary in quality — some show a model against a busy background. Specification tables on a few larger sets are dense, and we are still shortening them.
If something here blocks you, write and describe what happened and what you were using. We will fix it and say when it is done.
