Accessibility

What the site tries to do

The goal is a catalog anybody can shop without a mouse. Section headings name what they open, the layout keeps its shape when text grows, and the color pairs are picked to stay legible rather than sharp-looking. We hold the site against the common accessibility guidelines and re-check it whenever a template changes.

• Headings that name the section they open
• Text that grows without wrecking the layout
• Color that keeps copy readable, not merely pretty
• Every control reachable from the keyboard

Photos and their descriptions

Every picture of a part or a finished truck carries a written description, so a screen reader can say what it shows to a visitor who cannot see it. A purely decorative image is marked to be skipped instead of read aloud as clutter. That matters on a catalog that leans on photographs of exhaust systems, brakes and builds.

The parts form

Each field on the order form has a label a screen reader can announce, and a missed field is reported in a way that makes sense. If the form will not work on your setup, send the details through any channel that does and we will pick it up from there, because no one should be kept from ordering a part by a form.

When something is hard to use

Tell us the page and what went wrong if any part of the site is a struggle. We will look and fix what we can. Accessibility is not a box ticked once, and a note from a real shopper beats any automated audit.

How we check

We test against the widely used web guidelines for contrast, keyboard access and image alternatives, and treat a failure as a defect rather than a suggestion. The standards move over time, so the checking is continuous, and a visitor's report is the quickest way to surface what a test missed.

• Measured against common accessibility guidelines
• Contrast, keyboard and alt text included
• A running job, not a single pass

Still stuck? Ask a person

If the website stands between you and a part, contact the counter and say what would help. We will find a way for you to get a fitment answer, place an order and understand what your truck needs, with or without the page.