Easma guide
Accessibility
Easma.net is designed for keyboard, touch and assistive-technology use across mobile and desktop.
The site uses semantic headings, visible focus styles, labeled controls, descriptive alternative text and native forms. Product galleries support keyboard activation, and purchase actions work without JavaScript.
If something gets in the way
Try the browser's text zoom and reader tools. If a page or control remains difficult to use, the same catalog can be reached through the Shop page and every product purchase action is a standard button.
Ongoing review
Accessibility is treated as part of product quality. New pages and interaction changes are checked at narrow and wide viewports and with keyboard navigation before publication.