Our accessibility approach
ABDL Dating aims to make public information understandable, operable by keyboard, readable at different screen sizes, and compatible with common assistive technology. Pages use semantic headings, visible focus indicators, descriptive links, strong colour contrast, and alternatives for meaningful images.
The site avoids custom interaction code. Navigation remains available through ordinary HTML, and expandable questions use native elements. Motion is limited and reduced when a visitor has requested reduced motion in their device settings.
Using the public site
You can move through the main links with the keyboard, activate the skip link to bypass repeated navigation, enlarge text through browser controls, and open question sections without a pointer device. Page titles and heading levels are designed to help screen-reader users understand where they are.
Photographs are labelled as illustrative and include useful alternative text when they communicate content. Decorative presentation should not be announced repeatedly. Colour is not the only signal for current navigation or interactive focus.
- Use Tab and Shift plus Tab to move between controls
- Use the skip link to reach the main content
- Use browser zoom without losing core content
- Open native question sections with standard keyboard controls
Reporting a barrier
If part of the public site prevents you from accessing information or completing a task, use the support route available through the Contact page. Include the address of the page, the problem you encountered, your browser or assistive technology when you are comfortable sharing it, and the outcome you expected.
Accessibility is an ongoing process. Clear reports help identify barriers that automated checks may miss, especially issues involving reading order, control labels, zoom, or specific assistive technology combinations.