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Accessibility

We care about making birthday cards usable by as many people as possible — including keyboard and screen-reader users.

Our commitment

BirthdayCard.online treats WCAG 2.1 Level AA as a practical design and remediation baseline for the public site. We continuously fix barriers we find (and that you report). This page documents that effort.

Important: This statement is not a claim that the site is "ADA compliant," "fully accessible," or protected from legal claims. Automated checks and overlays alone are not enough; we combine code fixes, manual review, and your feedback.

What we have in place

  • Language set on pages (lang="en")
  • Landmarks: site header, main content (#main-content), footer navigation
  • Skip to main content link for keyboard users
  • Visible keyboard focus styles (configurable in Admin Settings)
  • Contrast boost for muted/placeholder text, enlarged touch targets (≥44px), and zoom-friendly viewport (no user-scalable=no) with reflow helpers
  • Main menu: Escape to close, focus restore, basic focus trap
  • Login and other critical forms: persistent labels, required indication, error association and announcements
  • Social links named for assistive technology (including new-window note)

Known gaps we are working on

Accessibility is ongoing. Remaining work is tracked in remediation tasks covering heading consistency across every template, dynamic announcements in card-viewer flows, and deeper audits of third-party embeds.

If something blocks you today, please tell us — we prioritize consequential barriers (cannot log in, cannot create or open a card, cannot contact us).

Report an accessibility barrier

Describe the page URL, what you were trying to do, your browser/device, and (if you use one) assistive technology. We read every message.

Compatibility notes

We aim to support current releases of major browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari) and common screen readers. Third-party embeds (ads, analytics, social widgets) may have their own barriers; we prefer alternatives when we control the choice.

Last updated: August 20, 2026.