Accessibility
Accessibility statement
Garry Craft wants the shop to be usable by everyone, including people who use a keyboard, a screen reader or magnification. Below we describe the actual state: what works, what we have checked and what we have not fixed yet.
What is accessible
- Links, buttons and form fields are standard elements that can be operated with a keyboard; focus is visible, and a “Skip to content” link is at the top of each page.
- Headings form a correct hierarchy, and pages have landmarks: header, navigation, main content and footer.
- Form fields have labels, required fields are marked, and each error is described in text next to the field it concerns; error and confirmation messages are announced to screen readers.
- Product photos have text alternatives, and decorative graphics are hidden from screen readers.
- Dialogs (the phone menu, delivery to other countries) close with Esc, keep focus inside and return it when closed.
- Text has a contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1, and borders of fields and choice buttons at least 3:1; the active menu item and the selected language are not shown by colour alone.
- The page language is set in the code, and legal documents available only in Polish are marked as Polish text.
- The site respects the system’s reduced-motion setting and never autoplays video.
Non-conformities and limitations
- The terms and conditions, privacy policy and other legal documents are available in Polish only.
- The payment page belongs to Przelewy24 and is covered by their own accessibility statement. You can pay by ordinary bank transfer instead.
- We have not yet completed a full keyboard-only walkthrough in a browser or tests with the NVDA and VoiceOver screen readers, nor checked every page at 200% zoom and 320 px width.
- Videos embedded from external services may lack captions.
How we checked
Automated axe-core tests on the main pages, a code review of keyboard use, focus order and labels, and colour contrast calculated according to WCAG. Last review: 11 November 2026. An automated test does not prove full compliance — so we also list above what we have not checked yet.
Requesting accessibility
If any content or feature of the shop is not accessible to you, you can ask us to make it accessible or to provide another way of access — for example a product description and photos by e-mail, or taking your order by phone or e-mail. Write or call, say what the request concerns and give your contact details. We reply within two working days; if we cannot remove the barrier straight away, we will offer an alternative.
Physical accessibility
The workshop does not receive customers on site. All service — questions, design, ordering and payment — is handled through the website, by e-mail and by phone, and finished pieces are shipped.
Feedback and contact details
If something in the shop is not accessible to you, write or call us. We are also happy to take your order by phone or e-mail if the website is difficult to use.
If you are not satisfied with our reply, you can lodge a complaint with the President of the Management Board of the State Fund for Rehabilitation of Disabled Persons (PFRON), www.pfron.org.pl.