Accessibility
A clearer store experience should be easier to use.
CoreMorrow is committed to improving access to our online store for people with different needs, devices and ways of navigating. We aim to make essential shopping, product and support information understandable, operable and easier to reach.
Accessibility is part of how the store should work, not an extra layer added later.
We aim to support a practical shopping experience through readable contrast, clear structure, keyboard-friendly interactions, descriptive image text, visible focus states, responsive layouts and content that does not depend on motion or hover alone.
High-contrast information.
Text, labels, links and buttons are designed to remain readable across dark and light surfaces.
Clear interaction paths.
Core actions should be reachable without depending only on hover, decorative motion or precise pointer control.
Consistent page hierarchy.
Headings, sections, buttons and supporting information are arranged to make scanning and navigation more predictable.
Responsive across devices.
Layouts are designed to reflow safely on desktop, tablet and mobile without hiding core content or controls.
We work toward an experience that remains usable in more than one way.
CoreMorrow aims to reduce avoidable barriers by using practical interface patterns and clear product presentation across the store.
- Visible keyboard focus for important interactive elements
- Readable color contrast for text and controls
- Descriptive alternative text for meaningful product and training images
- Layouts that remain usable when content wraps or the viewport becomes narrow
- Reduced-motion support for people who prefer less animation
- Core information that remains available without hover-only interaction
If something is difficult to access, contact us and tell us what you need.
If you encounter an accessibility barrier while browsing products, reviewing training equipment information, placing an order or contacting CoreMorrow, we welcome the opportunity to understand the issue and provide reasonable assistance where possible.
Accessibility is an ongoing process.
Digital experiences change as content, features and technology evolve. We aim to review accessibility concerns over time and improve areas where practical changes can make the store easier to use.
Monitor common barriers.
We pay attention to issues involving contrast, navigation, focus, content structure, responsive behavior and readable product information.
Refine the experience.
Where practical, we make improvements that help important shopping and support functions remain clearer and easier to use.
Use customer feedback.
If you identify a barrier, contact CoreMorrow with the page, feature or information involved so we can better understand the issue.
Tell us if you need help using the CoreMorrow store.
For accessibility questions, feedback or assistance, contact us using the details below. Please include enough information for us to understand the page, content or feature involved.