Perceivable
Information should be available in ways people can identify and understand, including readable text, meaningful image descriptions, sufficient contrast, and adaptable layouts.
Accessibility at DecoBloom
Accessibility Statement
Celebrations should feel welcoming to everyone. We are committed to creating a digital experience that is clear, usable, and accessible across a broad range of abilities, devices, and assistive technologies.
A Place for Everyone
Our Commitment
DecoBloom believes that planning a celebration should be joyful, straightforward, and available to everyone.
We work to make our website accessible to people with diverse visual, hearing, cognitive, neurological, and physical abilities. Accessibility is considered throughout our design, content, and maintenance processes, and we continue to improve the experience as technology and recognized standards evolve.
Our goal is to provide equitable access to product information, navigation, account features, purchasing tools, policies, and customer assistance without creating unnecessary barriers.
Our Accessibility Direction
Standards We Follow
We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines as a practical framework for designing and maintaining a more perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust experience.
Operable
Navigation and interactive controls should work with a keyboard and should not depend solely on precise pointer movement, color, motion, or a single method of interaction.
Understandable
Page structure, instructions, labels, error messages, and purchasing steps should remain consistent, predictable, and written in clear language.
Robust
Content should remain compatible with current browsers, devices, and common assistive technologies as standards and digital tools continue to develop.
Built Into the Experience
Accessibility Practices
Semantic Structure
We aim to use meaningful headings, landmarks, lists, labels, and content relationships so pages can be interpreted more effectively by assistive technology.
Keyboard Access
We work to keep navigation, forms, controls, and purchasing actions available without requiring a mouse or touch-only interaction.
Readable Contrast
Text, controls, focus indicators, and important interface elements are designed with clear visual contrast against their backgrounds.
Flexible Typography
Content is designed to remain readable when text is enlarged or viewed on smaller screens, without requiring compressed or excessively small type.
Image Descriptions
Meaningful product and editorial images are provided with alternative text when the image communicates information that is not already available nearby.
Motion Preferences
We aim to keep movement restrained and support reduced-motion preferences so animation does not become a barrier to understanding or interaction.
Devices and Technology
Compatibility
We aim to support current versions of commonly used browsers and assistive technologies.
The DecoBloom website is designed for responsive use across desktop computers, tablets, and mobile devices. Experiences may vary depending on browser settings, operating systems, extensions, device configurations, and assistive technology combinations.
- Current versions of Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge
- Keyboard-only navigation and visible focus indicators
- Screen readers and browser-based accessibility features
- Text enlargement, zoom, and responsive page layouts
- Reduced-motion preferences where supported
Known Limitations
Although we work toward broad accessibility, some areas may not yet fully meet every guideline in every technology combination. Certain third-party services, payment interfaces, embedded tools, or externally supplied product content may also operate outside our direct design control.
When we identify a barrier, we evaluate practical solutions and prioritize improvements according to their impact. We also encourage reports from customers because real-world feedback helps us understand issues that automated testing may not detect.
If a feature is difficult to use, we will make reasonable efforts to provide the information or assistance through an alternative method.
Help Us Improve
Accessibility Feedback
If you encounter an accessibility barrier, please tell us what happened so we can investigate and improve the experience.
Including the following details can help our team understand the issue more efficiently:
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The page, feature, or product where the issue occurred
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A brief description of the barrier or expected result
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Your device, browser, and operating system when relevant
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The assistive technology used, if you are comfortable sharing it
We review accessibility reports carefully and aim to respond within a reasonable period based on the nature and complexity of the request.
Contact Accessibility Support