Accessibility

Website accessibility

Accessibility at Happibee

We work to make Happibee.com usable for visitors who use screen readers, keyboard navigation, and other assistive technologies. This page explains our approach and how to request help if something is difficult to use.

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How we approach accessibility

Technical guidance

We use WCAG 2.2, Level AA, as a technical reference for our accessibility work.

Read the reference

Ongoing review

Because the store changes over time, accessibility is considered as part of ongoing website review and maintenance.

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Report a problem

If something is difficult to use, let us know so we can review the issue and help with what you were trying to do.

How to report it

Direct assistance

If you encounter an accessibility problem, we can also work with you directly to help provide the information or assistance you were seeking.

Need help using the site?

We can help with the task you were trying to complete.

If a page, product, form, or website feature is difficult to use, contact us. We can review the issue and, when practical, help provide the information or assistance you were seeking.

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Accessibility details

1. Our approach How accessibility is considered across important storefront experiences.

Happibee.com is intended to be usable by a wide range of visitors, including people who use assistive technologies. Accessibility is considered when we review website navigation, product information, forms, controls, and purchasing features.

2. Technical reference The technical guidance used as a reference for accessibility work.

We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, Level AA (opens in a new tab) , published by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), as a technical reference for our accessibility work.

3. Areas we review Examples of website features and presentation details considered during review.

Our accessibility review may include areas such as:

Alternative text and the treatment of meaningful images.
Page structure, navigation, links, and interactive controls.
Programmatic names and labels for forms and controls.
Keyboard navigation and visible keyboard focus.
Text and interface color contrast.
Important page types using automated accessibility testing tools.
Website features and theme code as they are changed or maintained.

4. Third-party features How we approach components and services provided by other companies.

Happibee.com uses third-party technology for some website functions, including our e-commerce platform, commercial theme, review features, payment services, and other integrations. When we identify an accessibility issue involving a third-party component, we can review our implementation and, where appropriate, work with the provider or make adjustments that are available to us.

5. Report an accessibility problem What to send us if a page, product, or feature is difficult to use.

If you experience difficulty using Happibee.com with assistive technology, or have difficulty accessing product information or a website feature, please let us know through our contact page. Information that may help us investigate includes:

The page or product where you encountered the issue.
What you were trying to do.
The assistive technology and browser you were using, if known.

We make reasonable efforts to review accessibility reports and can work with you directly when practical to provide information or assistance while an issue is being reviewed.

6. Continuing review Why accessibility remains part of ordinary website maintenance.

Websites, themes, applications, and third-party services change over time. We continue to review accessibility as part of website maintenance and welcome accessibility feedback through our contact page.

Questions or assistance

Tell us what you need help accessing.

Use our contact page for an accessibility question, to report a problem, or to ask for help with information or a website task.

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