Accessibility
Built so everyone can check out.
Luxe's storefront components target WCAG 2.1 AA under EN 301 549 for the European Accessibility Act, and are tested on every build.
How it works
01KeyboardEvery component works with a keyboard alone; dialogs trap and return focus.
02Screen readersControls name their state; selection and price changes are announced.
03Contrast and sizeContrast holds under every preset and your colours; targets are 44 px.
04Motion and reflowReduced motion respected; layouts reflow at 320 px.
What makes it different
| Capability | In Luxe | Worth checking in any app |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | WCAG 2.1 AA target, aiming at 2.2 AA, with a published statement | Is there an accessibility statement? |
| Testing | Automated axe, keyboard, focus and reflow tests on every build; manual screen reader checks each release | How is it tested? |
| No JavaScript | A plain form still adds the set | Can every shopper buy? |
Framed by capability. We don't name other apps or quote their prices.
Questions
Can I use this for my own EAA statement?
Yes. Our statement lists what Luxe does and its limits; your statement also covers your theme, content and checkout.