every baddie should be able to get around.

we want baddie pops to be clear and usable for everyone. as our site grows, we consider accessibility as part of how we design and build it — across devices, and for people using assistive technologies.

accessibility is something we keep working on rather than something we consider finished.

areas we review as we build include:

• keyboard navigation
• visible focus states
• readable text contrast
• descriptive links
• labels on form fields
• error messages that are easy to understand
• alt text on images
• a logical heading structure
• layouts that work across screen sizes
• readable text sizing
• buttons and controls that are easy to use

these are areas we review, not a list of things we consider complete.

people reach our site in different ways — using a screen reader, navigating by keyboard, zooming in, or using voice and other assistive tools.

we keep this in mind as we build, though we can’t guarantee that every combination of browser, device, and assistive technology will work perfectly.

our site is still growing. as we add features, content, and shopping, we’ll keep reviewing accessibility along the way.

if something isn’t working for you, we’d rather hear about it than have you struggle with it.