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A site that should work for more people

Accessibility

We want travelledge.com to be clear, readable, and usable with a keyboard, touch, or a mouse. This page explains the accessibility work currently in place.

What the site supports

The site uses clear headings and page landmarks, strong visible keyboard focus, descriptive links, labeled forms, connected error messages, image descriptions, reduced-motion handling, responsive type, and touch-friendly controls.

  • A skip link moves keyboard focus directly to the main content.
  • Navigation, product images, forms, and core tasks do not require a mouse.
  • Form status is communicated with words and live screen-reader messages, not color alone.
  • The product image viewer keeps keyboard focus inside while open and closes with Escape.
  • The site has no autoplaying media, flashing content, or forced popups.

Testing completed

Travel Ledge reviews page structure, color contrast, text alternatives, form labels, keyboard order, focus visibility, menu behavior, image-viewer behavior, reduced motion, and touch-target size as part of website quality checks. The July 2026 review included desktop and mobile browser testing.

Known limitations

Amazon checkout and other third-party experiences are outside Travel Ledge's website and must be reviewed separately. The site currently has no hosted video, account registration, login, or direct checkout. Future media, forms, and purchase features will need their own accessibility testing. Testing with each visitor's exact assistive-technology setup is not possible, so feedback remains important.

Feedback

Use the contact form and choose “Accessibility feedback.” Tell us which page you were using, what you were trying to do, your browser or device, and the problem you found. Do not include sensitive personal information.

  • Travel Ledge will use accessibility reports to prioritize practical improvements.
  • Problems on Amazon or another third-party service should also be reported to that provider.

Ongoing work

Accessibility is an ongoing part of the website. New pages, forms, media, and third-party tools should be tested before they are published.