Accessibility on this site
A website about carrying things carefully should itself be easy to handle. This page lists the reading aids built into the site, and the fastest way to flag anything that fights your setup.
Your device's settings
There is no separate accessibility widget on this site. The settings already on your phone, tablet or computer reach every page here directly, so you set them once and they work everywhere, not just on this site.
- Larger text: use your browser's zoom or your device's text-size setting; everything on this site scales with it.
- Higher contrast: turn on "Increase contrast" or a high-contrast theme in your device's accessibility settings; the browser applies it here the same as anywhere else.
- Less motion: turn on "Reduce motion" and animations across the site stop.
What is built into the site itself
The site is designed toward WCAG 2.1 level AA. Plainly: nobody has audited or certified it, and we will not pretend otherwise, but these are the goals it was built and checked against:
- A device set to reduced motion gets a still site automatically.
- Ink and background pairs are picked for contrast.
- Layouts rearrange for phones, tablets and desktops rather than clipping or trapping anything off-screen.
- Photographs that carry meaning have alt text; purely decorative marks are flagged so screen readers skip past them.
- Headings and landmarks are structured so a screen reader can walk each page in a sensible order.
- A skip-to-content link sits first in the tab order on every page.
- The quote form posts natively, so reaching us never depends on a script loading.
Flag what fights you
Anything on this site that works badly with your screen reader, keyboard or eyes is worth thirty seconds of your time to report, and worth more of ours to fix. Describe the snag in the quote form; a person reads every submission. And if the form itself is the snag, even a two-word message with your number gets a call back so the rest can happen by voice.