Accessibility at FragSearcher
Last reviewed 18 July 2026.
FragSearcher is committed to providing an online service that people with disabilities can use independently and with dignity. We aim to conform to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA. Accessibility is part of our ongoing design, development, content review, and testing rather than a one-time certification.
Scope and conformance target
This statement applies to the FragSearcher website, including fragrance search, price comparison, account features. Our conformance target is WCAG 2.2 Level AA. Linked retailer websites and other third-party services are operated by their respective owners, although we welcome reports about barriers that prevent someone from reaching or understanding information through FragSearcher.
Accessibility features
- Keyboard access, visible focus indicators, and a skip link on every page.
- Semantic page landmarks, headings, labels, status announcements, and dialog behavior.
- Text and interface contrast designed for Level AA in light and dark themes.
- Responsive reflow, text resizing, reduced-motion support, and forced-colors support.
- Text alternatives for meaningful images and names for icon-only controls.
How we assess accessibility
We use automated checks, code review, rendered-page inspection, and manual keyboard testing. We review accessibility when features change and prioritize barriers that prevent people from completing core tasks.
Compatibility
FragSearcher is designed to work with current versions of major browsers, browser zoom, keyboard-only navigation, and common screen-reader and operating-system accessibility settings. Using a current browser and assistive-technology version generally provides the best experience.
Get accessibility help
If you cannot use any part of FragSearcher, please use the accessibility help form. Include the page URL, what you were trying to do, the barrier you encountered, and-if you are comfortable sharing it-your browser, device, and assistive technology. We will review the report, provide the information or service through an accessible alternative when needed, and work to correct the barrier.