Access,
considered.

The current ATELIER NOIR pages include semantic headings, labelled navigation, visible keyboard focus and responsive layouts. This page describes implemented features; it does not certify that every page works with every browser or assistive technology.

• A “Skip to content” link provides a route past the shared navigation.
• Headings and page landmarks organize the main content, navigation and footer.
• Buttons and form controls use accessible names, with visible labels for data-entry fields.
• Keyboard focus indicators help identify the active control.
• Search results, bag counts in relevant interfaces and form-preview feedback use text to communicate changes.
• Layouts adapt to smaller screens, and typography uses responsive sizing.
• Reduced-motion styles minimize transitions when the browser reports that preference.
• Product and editorial images include text alternatives.

• Use Tab to move forward between links and controls, and Shift + Tab to move backward.
• Use Enter to follow a link or activate a focused button. Buttons also support Space.
• The first keyboard link on each page is “Skip to content.”
• The mobile menu button indicates whether navigation is expanded. Escape closes the mobile menu.
• Product preview dialogs have a labelled close button and use the browser’s native dialog behavior.
• Expandable information uses native disclosure controls that can be operated from the keyboard.

You can use your browser’s zoom controls to enlarge the page. Search and the customer-care pages provide additional ways to find product information.

A full accessibility audit, including screen-reader testing and checks across browsers and devices, has not been completed. Formal conformance has not been established.

Individual pages have been created separately, and navigation across the full site still needs to be connected and checked. Product charts, live checkout, authentication and enquiry delivery are not yet integrated.

JavaScript supports filtering, search, bag updates and form previews. Some interactive features are unavailable when scripting is disabled.

• The page name or address and the task you were trying to complete.
• The control or content that caused difficulty.
• Your browser and device, and any assistive technology you choose to mention.
• The result you expected and what happened instead.

The current contact form provides a local preview and does not deliver messages. A working accessibility feedback channel must be connected before launch.