Accessibility is part of the product experience
Minespace Inc. intends for MyTeddy.Store to be accessible to people with disabilities. The current site includes semantic sections, keyboard-accessible navigation, labeled inputs, image alternative text and a non-animated reading experience where motion reduction is requested.
What has not yet been verified
We have not completed an independent accessibility audit or made a formal claim of full WCAG 2.2 AA conformance. A release evaluation should include automated tests, screen-reader exercises, keyboard-only operation, focus visibility, contrast checks, form error handling, and usability of dialogs and the graphics-heavy studio.
Support and alternatives
If the configurator or visual studio is difficult to use, you may review the text-based information on this website and the downloadable design files. A verified accessibility-support contact route and response process must be published before commercial launch. The parent's currently published corporate information is at minespace.us.
Ongoing work
We will track issues, prioritize barriers to product information and transactions, and retest after changes. The U.S. Department of Justice has issued guidance on how the ADA relates to accessibility of businesses' websites.