Accessibility

What we build to

Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1, level AA. In practice that means text contrast checked against the background it sits on, headings in a real order rather than picked for size, alternative text on product photographs that describes the product, and form fields with labels attached to them.

Keyboard and screen reader

Every link, button and menu on this site can be reached with the Tab key, and the focus outline is left visible on purpose. The mobile menu opens from the keyboard. Product pages are tested with VoiceOver on Safari and NVDA on Firefox, because those two disagree often enough to be worth checking separately.

Fixed recently

• Star ratings now read as a number and a review count rather than five identical symbols.
• Category tiles announce the product count instead of leaving the link name to the image.
• Table headers in the guides are marked as headers, so a screen reader repeats the column name in each cell.

Still open

• Two guide tables scroll sideways on narrow screens, which is workable but not elegant.
• Product photographs come from the manufacturer and their alternative text is generic on a few items.

Text size and motion

The layout holds together at 200 percent zoom without horizontal scrolling. Hover animations are small and decorative, and there is nothing that flashes.

Tell us what is broken

If something on this site blocked you, write to support@lulia-pumps.pages.dev with the page address and what happened. Access problems go to the top of the queue and get an answer within two business days, whatever the general support load looks like.

Last updated August 16, 2026.