Accessibility
The person this store is built for is often in his seventies, on a phone, outdoors, sometimes wearing gloves. That is the design floor here, not an edge case. Below is what we have built in and measured, and then what is still wrong.
Nothing on this site reveals itself when a pointer passes over it. A phone has no hover and a person wearing work gloves is not aiming precisely. Every affordance is a real control with a word on it. This is checked by an automated gate on every route at 390px and 1440px, and a rule that reveals content on hover fails the build.
Measured, not assumed: the harness reads the rendered size of every link, button, input, select and summary on every route at both widths and fails on anything under 44 by 44.
Under prefers-reduced-motion the site does not go blank or still — it settles onto a composed, lit frame with the content in its final position. Nothing that moves is load-bearing.
3D exists in exactly two places and neither is required to read, choose or buy anything. With WebGL unavailable every route still renders, still reads and still checks out.
A 14px floor is enforced on body text at 580px and below, verified against a real browser rather than against the stylesheet.
The animation switch is a real setting, not a marketing toggle. Turning it off leaves every word in place.
Write to support@simplydigital.net and say what you were trying to do and what got in the way. A person reads it. If you cannot use a page to buy something you need, tell us what you need and we will do it for you by hand rather than making you fight the interface.
